Add new stdio_usb_run_chars_available_callback() function #2300
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When the user links in tinyUSB directly, the pico_stdio_usb library disables some of its functionality, including its built-in background processing thread. The user can implement their own background thread in order to continue using the stdio functionality, except that there is no wey to trigger the registered chars_available_callback. This commit adds a new `stdio_usb_run_chars_available_callback()` method to allow user's background threads to run the callback.
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When the user links in tinyUSB directly, the pico_stdio_usb library disables some of its functionality, including its built-in background processing thread. The user can implement their own background thread in order to continue using the stdio functionality, except that there is no wey to trigger the registered chars_available_callback. This commit adds a new
stdio_usb_run_chars_available_callback()method to allow user's background threads to run the callback.