Added overloaded function ServoTimer2::attach(int pin, int min_pulse_width, int max_pulse_width) #5
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Added missing overloaded function ServoTimer2::attach(int pin, int min_pulse_width, int max_pulse_width); MIN_SERVO_PULSE and MAX_SERVO_PULSE are no longer #defined but real variables that can be set.
MIN_PULSE_WIDTH and MAX_PULSE_WIDTH are no longer #defineD, but real variables, that can be set in the constructor.
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I added the overloaded function ServoTimer2::attach(int pin, int min_pulse_width, int max_pulse_width) as it was planned according to ServoTimer2.h from the start. Seems to work well and now also non-standard servos that need non-standard timings can be controlled using this very handy library. Thank you for trying it out.