Documentation update: Clarify DHT sensor usage for latest DHT sensor library. #474
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Documentation update: Clarify DHT sensor usage for latest DHT sensor library.
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Documentation update: Clarify DHT sensor usage for latest DHT sensor library.
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We've refactored the DHT sensor library so that it can run on faster processors like the ESP8266 automatically without any need to adjust cycle counts, etc. This pull updates the README.md to note the latest library works as is, or to add the adjusted cycle count for the older library.
And sorry I'm using a new text editor that for some reason decided to remove a trailing space elsewhere. I guess it's technically a fix to the docs too. :)