Fixe FS / SD file global definition conflict #82
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Using the implementation of FS and SD included as part of the Oak package in a single sketch was not possible, due to them having conflicting file definitions. This was fixed in a later commit on the ESP8266 Arduino core (esp8266/Arduino@1829745). This commit simply imports those changes, plus some other minor additions that have occurred since as there is nothing that will break existing code.
It looks like I was a bit too hasty in saying no code-breaking changes... some of the changes were reliant on other changes in the core. So now this is *just* the global re-defines needed to remove SD/FS conflicts.
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Using the implementation of FS and SD included as part of the Oak package in a single sketch was not possible, due to them having conflicting file definitions. This was fixed as part of a commit on the ESP8266 Arduino core (esp8266/Arduino@1829745). This commit simply imports those fixes, and was going to include some other minor additions that have occurred since, but that will break as there are underlying dependencies.