Refactor: Add Promise-Based API #111
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Adds a promise-based API to the `i2c` class, providing an alternative to the existing callback-based methods. This is achieved by: - Introducing a `promisify` helper to create promise-based versions of the native addon functions. - Adding new `Async` suffixed methods to the `i2c` class that return promises. - Refactoring the constructor to use the new async methods for initialization. This change is backward-compatible and does not remove any existing functionality.
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This change introduces a modern, Promise-based API to the
i2clibrary, making it easier to work withasync/await. The new API is backward-compatible and lives alongside the existing callback-based methods.PR created automatically by Jules for task 3478430085246807793 started by @kelly