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Stack: sayso, deskkit and touchkit move to libraries the apps use - #114
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sayso is the Spotify client the apps use, not a firmware building block, so its firmware module row goes and it joins the other libraries that ship with the apps.
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sayso needs a Spotify account and developer app, so it belongs with the apps that use it. The stack data gets a group, Libraries the apps use, holding sayso, deskkit and touchkit, and drops the exception for the sayso firmware module, which micropython-pydevices no longer carries. The stack check passes once that removal is on main.