Tidy up/fix pins for i75w variants. #36
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* i75w RP2040 used a Pico-aboard and the Pico W board file, this specified GPIO18 which was reserved by the HUB75 "Blue" pin. Move it to GPIO22 for users who want to deadbug peripherals onto the Pico. * i75w RP2350 has been corrected to remove all non broken out pins, and to not specify a default SPI instance or pins.
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i75w RP2040 used a Pico-aboard and the Pico W board file, this specified GPIO18 which was reserved by the HUB75 "Blue" pin. Move it to GPIO22 for users who want to deadbug peripherals onto the Pico.
i75w RP2350 has been corrected to remove all non broken out pins, and to not specify a default SPI instance or pins.