added the GEMSpinner::produceStringForValue() feature - #139
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From #138:
Currently the
printMenuItems()method will always explicitly generate a string representation of aGEMSpinnerValueviaitoa()ordtostrf().I have a situation where the underlying spinner value happens to be a byte (the underlying source is an
enumvalue), but there exists a human-readable string representation of those values (e.g., 1 = "Apple", 2 = "Bear", 3 = "Cat", etc.). When the menu item is printed (and also when it is being edited), it would be much more useful to display the human readable string instead of the string representation of the byte value.I had proposed an API in the above open issue — this PR is my attempt at implementing that enhancement. I believe that I have address the changes in all of the correct locations (but my actual use case is targeting the U8G2 code base so I did not test the Adafruit case).