Update to embedded-hal 1, merge fast-draw-improved #36
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Required so we can use slice::fill
This reverts commit e640e1b.
Won't pass CI because stm32f1xx-hal doesn't have the new traits yet
Don't require bus ownership and managing the CS pin
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PR here: rust-embedded-community/sh1106#36 Uses embedded-hal 1.0.0 which allows for easier sharing of I2c.
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The branch was based off of fast-draw-improved after merging the new commits in master.
Examples will need to be updated because stm32f1xx-hal doesn't yet support embedded-hal 1 traits (because of that CI won't pass either)
Porting to display-interface would probably be better in the long run and for future async support (maybe even sharing code with ssd1306 since they're pretty similar)