convert to using stdio to line buffer usb output... This reduces
usb traffic like when doing hexdump...

The delay works, but could be a problem on slower systems...  It's
been reported, so hopefully a fix will happen..

python2 is incompatible w/ python3 code, and assuming that python
is 3 is bad, so use python3 which ensures that the correct version
will be run...

and should only be used w/ Python 2 scripts.

The first one is just more defensive programming, not sure if I'd seen
this failure..

The middle one did fix some hangs...

Last one is to ensure that the schedule processes more quickly and
not enforce each command to take one ms...

This is better, as if anyone allocated memory before, we will not use
that memory, and still use uninitalized memory..

Better describe how to hook things up..

Also, document all the commands, and the difference between the
immediate commands and the queue commands..

Provide a comment on how to address it..

Mark this as a Markdeep document..  If you hard link or copy README.md
this to an html file, it will reader it as a nice html document..

These will be integrated into the code shortly..

Before this, I was VERY frequently having to retry..  changing just
the gw improved things significantly, but changing it on both results
is no observable retries..  This is also the default that the example
apps in loramac uses..

Don't start up w/ the first four channels on...  We only want that
for the LED to let us know it's running...

This gets basic comms working and setunset working as well...  It
makes the LED blink!

Turns out that the base TimeoutError is different than the asyncio
version, and so we weren't actually retrying packets, just terminating
early...

eliminate the strobe code as it isn't used, this just pushes
packets back and forth..

be transmitted now.

This can now easily be expanded to support other projects as well..

both take a shared key as an argument...

the respondent arg (-r) takes an argument specifying the function to
call w/ the messages...  The form is: module_path[:name.of.func].  If
the name is not specified, func will be used.