Fix unexpected ADC behavior due to uninitialized data being sent over SPI #14
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Zero-initialize the buffer used for ADC reads, as the buffer is always written over the wire as part of the SPI transaction. In unlucky circumstances the uninitialized buffer would encode a valid command, resetting the device or triggering other undesired behavior.
Note that
uint8_t buffer[s] = {0};
won't work due to the variable-length of the array.