esp32: allow external USER_C_MODULES from command line #100
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PGNetHun
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Thanks!
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there will be another PR to update the lv_binding_micropython submodule after all the approved PRs are merged there
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Summary
The esp32 port hardcodes USER_C_MODULES to point to lv_binding_micropython and breaks the ability to pass in additional user modules via command line. This PR fixes that issue
Testing
I successfully built the esp32 port both with and without additional user modules
Note: this is a dup of #96 but contains only the single relevant commit