Intel Hex format unpacker/packer#349
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It probably makes sense to change the packer and unpacker to become two packers and two unpackers.
Right now both have two distinct code paths that case on tags. This is exactly what separate components are for, and I don't see the benefit to having those if statements each be inside one packer/unpacker instead of having the cases broken up across different packers and unpackers.
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One sentence summary of this PR (This should go in the CHANGELOG!)
Add Identifier, Unpacker, Packer for Intel Hex format
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