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wt32sc01-plus: pins from the datasheet, freq=, and a 10 MHz bus - #122
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…41) and machine.I2C's freq=; the same keyword in ili9341_i80_rp2040
…shows noise on the ST7796
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This makes the WT32-SC01 Plus config work on the glass. Each change was proven on Brad's board on 2026-10-05, running micropython-pydevices' new generic-S3 image.
freq=, notfrequency=. That's CircuitPython's keyword, and MicroPython'smachine.I2Craises on it.ili9341_i80_rp2040had the same slip.lv_test_timer.pyleft bands unpainted and put arc pixels on the wrong rows. At both 10 and 15 MHz Brad reports it painting perfectly.