API cleanup #3
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Has all certified fortunes and will dipslay a fortune in the specified `Graphics` context. The font-size is scaled to fit a single line (TODO better/manual splits). Also will display an 8-ball image.
Actions already have stop-checks built into them, so that's where things _can_ be applied. Another option is to simply sub-class and over-ride any of the movement execution functions and add in additional logic, if necessary (e.g. limit switches).
Latch will work better than `while/sleep` and the limit test was not useful.
* Everything now has a notion of "where" it is * Stepper rotator handles ranges a bit better * Little bit of help for actions and timing
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Movementsfor more consistency and removed "arbitrary" limit checks