feature: Added chip rendering capabilities#10
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I was working on a project and looking for a nice tool to render chip pinout diagrams like adafruit does. There are some tools out there, but none met my requirements. I came across this tool and it looked quite nice and almost what i needed. Also, it looked to be quite expandable, so i decided to give it a go.
This adds a"chip" variant, which renders an image of a chip/ic module instead of a pcb. It also only renders the front since thats most of what you need when working with chips.
I added (auto) pin numbering aswell. See the pinouts folder where i added a couple of examples. Here are some of the resulting svgs:
