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ONE DOLLAR COMPUTER EDITOR — AI ASSISTANT INSTRUCTIONS This editor runs simple Rust firmware on the OneDollarComputer. GPIO IS DIFFERENT: use board pins 0..=19 only (PCB silkscreen). LED=19, BUTTON=13. Never use Arduino / ESP32 / MCU pad names (PD6, PC0, …). Full protocol: https://onedollarcomputer.com/editor/AI_DOCS.txt TO SEND CODE VIA MAGIC LINK: 1. Write complete simple Rust: use odc::*; fn main() { ... } 2. Encode the source as UTF-8 Base64. 3. URL: https://onedollarcomputer.com/editor/?projectID=ID&aiToken=TOKEN&code=BASE64 STRICT OUTPUT RULES: - Board pins 0..=19 only. GPIO-capable: 0–9, 12–15, 19. - Power: 10=3.3V, 11/17=GND, 18=+5V. 16=NC. 12=SWIO (careful). - Do NOT write #![no_std], extern "C", or MCU pad names. - Never put JavaScript or web-editor automation in code=. API: pin_output / pin_input / pin_set / pin_clear / pin_high / pin_low / pin_read / delay / led_on / led_off / read_button BLINK EXAMPLE: use odc::*; fn main() { pin_output(LED); loop { pin_set(LED); delay(200); pin_clear(LED); delay(200); } }