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This is just a first prototype implementation, it's not finished at all.
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The DDC decoder takes input from the I2C PD.
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This is a first attempt, might not be finished or finalized.
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This is in preparation for passing annotation data back to the calling
frontend, and python data up to the next protocol in the stack.
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Add missing checks and quotes, remove superfluous checks, etc.
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This yields a slightly more "tidy" top-level directory.
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This info is in the decoder's metadata, where the frontends can get it
from programmatically anyway.
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The libs themselves should use #include "sigrok.h" etc., while the
frontends must use #include <sigrok.h> and so on.
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While 'data' is of type 'bytes', 'data[0]' for example is of type 'int',
thus the ord() there is neither needed nor correct anymore (yields an error).
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In Python 3 there's no xrange() anymore, only range().
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Since Python 3 there are some explicit int() casts needed.
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