Add converted Adafruit and PixelIt fonts #34
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These two hacky Python scripts convert a couple of useful fonts to LEDText format. The Adafruit classic font is particularly useful for 8-pixel-tall displays, and has sensible descenders. The PixelIt font is proportional and nicely tuned, though it's quite small.
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Offering a couple of additional fonts (and associated conversion scripts).
I particularly wanted the Adafruit "classic" font for my 8-pixel-high matrix, because "FontMatrise" only uses 7 rows and lacks descenders for lowercase.