apps/graphics/pdcurs34:  Correct logic that sets the font buffer to the background color for the case of BPP < 8.

* apps/graphics/pdcurs34: Initial steps to support less than 8-pixel fonts on less than 8-bit display

* pdcscrn.c edited online with Bitbucket

* apps/graphics/pdcurs34: Calculation of font buffer stride must depend on the configured BPP.

* apps/pdcurs34:  Rearrange some things so that there is slightly less conditional compilation.

* apps/pdcurs34:  Fix a misnamed label; add first cut at function to copy a font into the font buffer; Make better use of macros to reduce code complexity.

* apps/graphics/pdcurses:  Fix a few compile issues with last commit.

apps/examples/pdcurses:  Add a very simple example that just shows the entire character set (7-bit only).  It adapts to the size of the framebuffer and, hence, can be used with very tiny displays.  In fact it looks really dumb on big displays.

apps/example/fb:  Restores 0205eeef.  It was correct all along.  Also fixes calculation of the end byte position.

apps/graphics/pdcurs34: When clearing screen, width calculation should round up for any fractional bytes.  When pdcurses is closed, forgot to close the djoystick driver.

This reverts commit 0205eeef.

apps/graphics/pdcurs34:  Correct logic that clears the screen.  For the casee of BPP < 8, it was writing beyond the end of the framebuffer and clobbering things.

i8sak: Adds ability to get/set rxonidle setting for MAC layer

Approved-by: Gregory Nutt <gnutt@nuttx.org>

i8shark: Adds CONFIG_IEEE802154_I8SHARK_XBEE_APPHDR option to remove XBee's application header before sending to Wireshark. This option will corrupt any traffic received that does not include this application header.

Approved-by: Gregory Nutt <gnutt@nuttx.org>

apps/graphics/pdcurs34:  Monochrome/greylevel framebuffer support is now code complete, but untested.  Also added support for Y2 and Y2 color formats.

apps/graphics/pdcurses:  Add support for discrete joystick input.  This is sufficient to get through all menuing tests that do not require text input.