Update Pixel_Mapping_Test example to support panels with any height#884
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I've added support for panels of any height to the example, not just 16 and 32 pixels. The additional option is coded generically and isn't tied to a specific height. This allows working with any panels, including those not a power of two, such as 40x20.
I've also added an option to enable the shift-register multiplexer for ABС panels.
All this will simplify the setup of custom panels for users.