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Socket back-end and VU Scale functionality #15
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This merge should get the ball rolling on the Socket-powered Python front-end for Pi VU Meter, allowing third parties to easily grab and display the VU data on any HAT/pHAT.
It also includes a new "vu_scale" option which lets the end-user change the scaling of the VU on built-in outputs. This helps rectify problems with volume needing to be at maximum for the VU to look right, but is only a holdover until the migration to a full Python front-end for Speaker pHAT, pHAT BEAT, etc is completed.