The "Manage PRs" GitHub Actions workflow uses a command line tool named "library-registry-submission-parser" to parse
the pull requests submitted to this repository.
A new version of "library-registry-submission-parser" has been released, and so the version specified in the workflow
for use is hereby updated.
Two additional mandatory flags have been added to the command line interface of library-registry-submission-parser, so
these flags are added to the invocation, and an access control configuration file added to the repository as required
for use with the new `--accesslist` flag. To start, the access control configuration file is left empty, giving all
users default access privileges as before. The workflow will be adjusted to take advantage of the newly added access
control capabilities of library-registry-submission-parser in a separate commit.
Since it is intuitive and commonly used, the default behavior of the actions/checkout GitHub Actions action when a
workflow is triggered the "pull_request" or "push" events is well understood by any workflow maintainer. However, the
default behavior of the action when the workflow is triggered by a "pull_request_target" or "issue_comment" event (as is
the case for the "Manage PRs" workflow) is not obvious and less well known since these events are more rarely used.
It is important for the maintainer to understand which Git ref will be checked out by the actions/checkout action steps
in the "Manage PRs" workflow. Adding an explanatory comment will help to ensure they have this understanding.
* Update repositories.txt
Add rotaryDecoder8, an Arduino library for a PCF8575 based rotary decoder - supports 8 rotary encoders.
* Update repositories.txt
Add Arduino library for the I2C APDS9900 light sensor and proximity detector.
The library maintainer irresponsibly submitted the "FonteArduino" library a second time after temporarily changing the
repository and library name to "FoonteDuino" in order to circumvent the registry's duplicate checks.
The presence of the duplicate library in Library Manager is harmful, and thus it must be removed.
This library was created only as a learning exercise and is not of any value to the Arduino community. The submission was made as a "practice test".
So it must be removed from Library Manager.
