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/**
 * @library grove
 * @sensor grovelight
 * @comname Grove Light Sensor
 * @type light
 * @man seeed
 * @con analog
 * @kit gsk
 *
 * @brief API for the Grove Light Sensor
 *
 * The Grove light sensor detects the intensity of the ambient light.
 * As the light intensity of the environment increases, the resistance
 * of the sensor decreases. This means the raw value from the
 * analog pin is larger in bright light and smaller in the dark.
 * An approximate lux value can also be returned.
 *
 * @image html grovelight.jpg
 * @snippet grovelight.cxx Interesting
 */