Fixes #60 adding RPI5 support

[jamesecc]

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Added 4-0045, 6-0045 alongside 10-0045 as per suggestion from c899173-1024

[jamesecc]

@linusg I'm a noob when it comes to pull requests. Please let me know if I should do / add anything else to this PR.

[JohnStov]

@linusg I would really appreciate it if you could merge this PR soon. Pi 5 support is getting critical for me.

[linusg]

Thanks, will tag a new release later today :)

[JohnStov]

That was very prompt! Thank you so much!

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Thanks, will tag a new release later today :)

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[jwanga]

@linusg Looks like a new release hasn't been cut yet. PyPi still shows 2.6.0 from 2022

[linusg]

Tagged a release on GitHub, PyPI will follow once https://github.com/pypi/support/issues/5201 is processed.

[jwanga]

Hey @linusg. Checking in on The PyPi update. Looks like it's still reporting 2.6.0. Also, the 2.7.0 release tag doesn't seem to include #67. Much appreciated!