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usdl2 builds into CircuitPython as a user C module only - #54
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Since #53, usdl2 builds into CircuitPython 11's unix port through
USER_C_MODULES, from the rootmicropython.mk. The older route,apply_cp_patches.shcopying a shared-bindings version into a CircuitPython 10.x tree and patching its makefiles, goes, withcircuitpython.mkandsrc/circuitpython_spike/, which only it used.The docs that pointed at the script now give the user C module command, and
UPSTREAMrecords the CircuitPython the module is tested against (11.0.0-alpha.1) instead of the 10.2.1 pin the patch script was written for.