Usbtiny support#705
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Hi there,
This repo was really helpful for me, i was struggling to find a way to program my ATTiny85 with rust through the "USBTiny", which i think is a pretty popular way to program these chips, outside of "boards" you can get like the trinket.
Since this repo supported the Trinket board, it was not so difficult to branch off that and build support for the USBTiny programmer "board".
Hopefully everything is in order, this is my first venture into embedded programming with rust, so i'm not super confident.
The ATTiny chips come clocked at 1Mhz by default, and are often changed afterward, so the default clock is not that useful. I added an example demonstrating how to change the default clock for
Delay. Hope it can help someone out down the line.