In order to maximize the life expectancy of an eeprom this class implements a method to spread the write operations across as much of the eeprom as possible, rather than writing to the same fixed location.
This is suitable for a situation where a single data structure (buffer), such as settings, configuration or metric data, is written to the eeprom.
It operates by partitioning the eeprom into slots large enough to hold the declared buffer (and header) and then writing each new version of the data to the next slot, overwriting any older version already in there. As it reaches the end of the alotted region of the eeprom it wraps around and starts writing from the start of the memory again. When initializing an instance it scans the eeprom to find the last written version and continues from that.
In order to use an eeprom that already has data (and if the structure of the buffer changes) the eeprom has to be prepared by formatting the indexes.
