Dynamic App - download sdk apps from remote URL, overcome size limits and dev mode restrictions #87
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This PR adds a 'dynamic app' example that can be used to download sdk apps from a remote url, mostly to aid in development without the need for the router to be in dev mode and getting around ncm upload size limits.
The way it works is by installing 2 apps (dynamic_app and app_holder) and configuring dynamic_app with the url of the sdk app you want to download, dynamic_app will download the remote app and unpack it into 'app_holder' and run the app_holder app which will, in essence, be the app downloaded remotely.