Updated auto sleep functionality and added user interrupt #12
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Summary
This PR introduces improvements to the CST816S library by refining power management options and adding support for user-defined interrupt handling.
Key Changes
Auto Sleep Management:
disable_auto_sleep(),enable_auto_sleep(), andset_auto_sleep_time(int seconds)methods for improved control over the auto-sleep feature, allowing users to customize power-saving behavior.User-Defined Interrupt Support:
attachUserInterrupt(std::function<void(void)> callback), allowing users to attach a custom interrupt handler for touch events. This enables application-specific handling, such as waking from sleep modes or gesture-based logic.Code Cleanup:
enable_auto_standby(uint16_t milliseconds), streamlining the interface and focusing on the new auto-sleep methods.These updates provide finer control over power modes and offer flexibility in handling touch events, making the library more versatile for power-sensitive applications.