Use 0b111 instead of B111 about ina HOT 5 CLOSED

Thanks - and please don't hesitate to point out any issues you might have or areas that can be optimized

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Which compiler with which IDE on what platform? I am using the standard Arduino IDE on Windows and don't see this warning.

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I'm using VScode with PlatformIO on Windows 10.

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The standard Arduino IDE and the Visual Studio/Visual Micro that I use, with the most recent versions, do not generate this warning. I see one file at arduino/ArduinoCore-API@8bcc446 that specifies that this is deprecated. But looking around the internet I don't see any specific information stating that 0Bnnnn is preferable to Bnnnn. The reason that I'm hesitant about changing this is because I would have to change just about every library that I've written, and a deprecated function doesn't really mean that it is an error.

Do you have any further information on why using 0B instead of B for binary literals is superior? I'm open to arguments, but right now don't see any need for action. The VScode / PlatformIO compiler call can be modified to make this warning disappear, so it isn't an insurmountable problem for your implementation.

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I have no further information on this, I just wanted to point out the warning. Everything works as it should, it is not an error.

In this sense, thank you for the good library!

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