Stick to older framework for jpiat/PioSPI compatibility#114
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The updated framework-arduinopico isn't compatible with jpiat/PioSPI implementation anymore.
framework-arduinopico >= 4.4.3 has a (PIO-Assembly driven) SoftwareSPI implementation which would make jpiat/PioSPI needless, but I currently have no mainboard with LSM6DSO here for testing.
So stick to the last working framework-arduinopico version till someone can switch & test it.
(DRC check still fails)