update pico support for CircuitPython 8 #3
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the previous code (CicruitPy 7) no longer works with the latest circuit python, (8.x) due to an API change. set the stack size using the new supervisor.runtime.next_stack_limit attribute rather than the no-longer-supported supervisor.runtime.set_next_stack_limit method remove unused imports in code.py note in the readme that it's been testing with 8.2 so future folks have a clue as to what's going wrong
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the previous code (CicruitPy 7) no longer works with the latest circuit python, (8.x) due to an API change.
set the stack size using the new supervisor.runtime.next_stack_limit attribute
rather than the no-longer-supported supervisor.runtime.set_next_stack_limit method
remove unused imports in code.py
note in the readme that it's been testing with 8.2 so future folks have a clue as to what's going wrong