reduce write cycles to flash#332
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Description of changes
The Raspberry Pico board has no internal or external EEPROM. Data which must be stored is using an EEPROM emulation. First all datas are moved to an internal buffer which can be commited to the flash memory.
For now each write command to the EEPROM emulation gets directly commited which leads to a number a flash writes.
This PR adds a function
commit()which is only called when all parts of a config and the name is written to the buffer. This reduces the write cycles to the internal flash memory.Fixes #331