Pitop

The SDK and its related CI workflows are still in active development and subject to breaking changes.
However, this release is regarded as "fairly stable" and the SDK itself should work in most of the detailed use-cases.

Debian packages are now defined as `Architecture: all`, which means that they can be installed onto any architecture, as there are no arch-specific components. This also has the added benefit of dramatically speeding up CI builds.

As well as this, there are some small changes:
* Added 'pi-top support health_check', which is intended to replace the functionality previously provided by 'pt-diagnostics'
* ReadTheDocs URL in CLI now links to current API version
* Added 2-player pong miniscreen example
* Various minor cosmetic/internal improvements

The SDK and its related CI workflows are still in active development and subject to breaking changes.
However, this release is regarded as "fairly stable" and the SDK itself should work in most of the detailed use-cases.

The SDK and its related CI workflows are still in active development and subject to breaking changes.
However, this release is regarded as "fairly stable" and the SDK itself should work in most of the detailed use-cases.

CI update. Nothing to see here.

Minor update - assets are now included in GitHub Releases created from tag.

The SDK and its related CI workflows are still in active development and subject to breaking changes.
However, this release is regarded as "fairly stable" and the SDK itself should work in most of the detailed use-cases.

This release continues to extend support for content on Further. Changes include improvements to conversion between different image formats, using environment variables on Miniscreen to control non-exclusive mode, and also small changes to docs: renaming one of the main sections and the addition of a new example. Also, includes a fix to the method that performs right turns when using the Robotics Kit’s Alex configuration.
The SDK and its related CI workflows are still in active development and subject to breaking changes.
However, this release is regarded as "fairly stable" and the SDK itself should work in most of the detailed use-cases.