Work around invalid device port settings #51
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In some cases (when trying to communicate with an ESP32-C6 MCU over its built-in USB-CDC hardware block), windows is not able to provide some port settings, like the number of data bits.
mio-serialbails with an error in this situation, which does not result in a very good user experience. As this is a virtual COM port, these settings don't make a difference. As the previous behaviour was an error, ignoring that error and port setting should be a net improvement in device compatibility.Closes #41