adding circuitpython example for USB Host with SNES like gamepad #3015
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TheKitty
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I think the
USB_SNES_Gamepadfolder that I put this inside of was originally meant for a single guide rather than a collection of them likeMetroand other top level category folders. But I figured there is no harm in making this one a subdirectory inside of there since the name still fits perfectly and this allows us to save a directory at the top level github limit.I can move it instead though out to the root directory or somewhere else if there is somewhere more appropriate.