Support using runtime ATECC608A I2C address setup #1
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In our system, we always have an ATECC608A-chip installed, but we do not at compile time know which chip is installed on this specific board. To be able to handle all ATECC608A chip variants without having to create a bunch of different binaries, we need to be able to set the address of the ATECC608A-chip at runtime.