The Class StreamDataReader uses the device object of the global scope. With this fix, the class StreamDataReader is independent of the particular device in this script and can be repurposed in other projects by users.

Fix minor bug in the example streamTest-threading.py

* Added comment about exceptions

* Removed some links, added deprecated warnings for the UD-Modbus interface

* Added a link to labjack-ljm for T-series device users.

* Updated some LabJackPython.py exception messages.

* Updated some Modbus.py exception messages.

* Updated some u3.py exceptions. Changed a troubleshooting string in LabJackPython.py to global.

* Updated some u6.py exception messages.

* Updated some u12.py exception messages and updated getFirmwareVersion doc.

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Co-authored-by: David Lopez <[email protected]>

*Device open calls will now load calibration data by default
*Bumped the version to 2.2.0

* Update u6.py, fix mistake in docstrings

Change the numbers in the docstrings of setDOState() getDIState() and getDIOState().
The docstrings state that arguments ioNum = 20, 21, 22 access the so called MIO digital I/O. The class BitStateRead will take the argument mod 20, s.t. the user intending to read MIO1 reads FIO1 etc. The hardware documentation states that MIO 0-2 are shared with CIO 0-2.

* Update u6.py, Remove the lines defining the MIO numbers

Remove the lines defining the MIO numbers. This is more consistent with the low level function documentation:
https://labjack.com/pages/support?doc=/software-driver/low-level-ud-users-guide/bitstatewrite-iotype11/

ctypes.c_byte is specified to be equivalent to a signed char (-128 to 127) but we were passing unsigned char values (0-255) so we should be using ctypes.c_ubyte.

SafeConfigParser was removed in Python 3.12+, so changing to the replacement ConfigParser.