Add battery indicator to top middle of display for PiSugar 3 Plus.#8
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Fixes #4.
This is how the battery indicator looks without a camera plugged in:
And with a camera plugged in:
I didn't implement 'percentage fill' on the battery icon itself, right now the icon just remains fully filled no matter what. It would also be neat to make it change to a 'charging' icon when the battery is being charged, but didn't do that either. Just wanted to have the charge percentage easily visible, so I can test how long the PiSugar battery lasts.
I also haven't tested without the PiSugar battery attached, but it should skip the rendering code in that case.