Keep our fork synced with RESPEC's repo

[aufdenkampe]

We would all benefit from syncing from the master repo, https://github.com/respec/HSPsquared, anytime it changes and before we do a round of work.

We're all ideally following the collaborative feature branch workflows described in respec#30.

Look for new commits from RESPEC at https://github.com/respec/HSPsquared/network.

There are two ways of keeping our repo synced.

1. Use GitHub web application to create a pull request.

• This is easy and allows for a nice review step before merging.
• It always creates a merge commit.
• The default is to request that RESPEC pull from our repo, whereas we want the opposite direction for a sync, to pull into our repo from RESPEC. So configure the GitHub UI to look like this:

2. Use the command line to do a git merge upstream/master

• Follow instructions at https://help.github.com/en/github/collaborating-with-issues-and-pull-requests/syncing-a-fork

cc: @rheaphy

[aufdenkampe]

@steveskrip, I've just fully updated all of our branches with all commits from RESPEC.
So, our develop branch has now been updated with Bob's new readUCI functions from his master branch.

[aufdenkampe]

@steveskrip, I just pulled in another round of updates from RESPEC based on the recent work by @PaulDudaRESPEC, including the additional readUCI fixes he mentioned in #16 (comment).

Also, I learned and used the helpful $ git cherry-pick <commit ID> function from https://clubmate.fi/git-move-commit-between-branches/. This allowed me to move specific, relevant commits from the develop-WaterQuality branch into our develop. This should allow you to complete the testing for #17.

[aufdenkampe]

I just did a round of syncing with RESPEC's develop, as they've been making progress on Water Quality modules and also the WBN import stuff.

I also deleted our develop-WaterQuality branch after PR #18, because it's been fully merged with develop.