Added serial port CTS handling. (see HaliKey) #24
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Sorry for just implementing the serial and not just letting you look at my code. I got a little carried away this morning. Thanks for the ADHD novelty brain chemistry hit. :-)
Feel free to use, or not, this PR. At the very least, the code in it shows you how to use the
pyseriallibrary to get at CTS, which is the Dit or Tip of HaliKey. If you want it to also trigger on Dah/Ring, then add similar code forserial.cdorserial.dsr