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This reverts commit 7b0779f.
So you can read/write 16 bytes at a time from AT24 EEPROM without fear.
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These changes add support for the ATTiny1634, which has SDA and SCL on different ports.
Also added an example of using an AT24 EEPROM since that's just about the simplest case for I2C, and hence a good way to check basic I2C functionality.