There are situations where the ChipSelectPin abstraction is not enough - for example when a user wants to use the ChipSelectPin as a PWM pin.
To enable such usecases anyway, add an escape hatch for getting back the original Pin<> type that's hidden in the ChipSelectPin. This is unsafe, for obvious reasons.
There are situations where the
ChipSelectPin
abstraction is not enough - for example when a user wants to use theChipSelectPin
as a PWM pin.To enable such usecases anyway, add an escape hatch for getting back the original
Pin<>
type that's hidden in theChipSelectPin
. This is unsafe, for obvious reasons.Related to #442.