Generalise SPI pin names #2970
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Generalise SPI pin names #2970
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Removes legacy
RF95_naming scheme for pins used by all (and only all) LoRa ICs, changes them to genericLORA_.Replacements done using VS Code find-and-replace.
The SPI bus used by the LoRa IC can support other devices (they need their own NSS pin) (such as a display) but its best to use another SPI bus for other devices, so that the LoRa IC always has a bus available ASAP to communicate with the MCU, instead of waiting communication between the MCU and another device to finish.