Changed sint16_t to int16_t

Jeroen88
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README.md
@@ -41,10 +41,10 @@ All other interaction with the boiler is done using the ```read()```, ```write()
 thermostat.write(OpenTherm::WRITE_DATA_ID::CONTROL_SETPOINT_CH, CH_SETPOINT)
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 All these functions take an OpenTherm DATA-ID as _first_ parameter. The DATA-ID refers to the action requested from the boiler. All known DATA-ID's are defined in _EasyOpenTherm.h_. The DATA-IDs for reading data from the boiler are defined in ```enum class READ_DATA_ID```, DATA-IDs for writing data to the boiler are defined in ```enum class WRITE_DATA_ID``` and DATA-IDs for writing and reading data to and from the boiler are defined in ```enum class    READ_WRITE_DATA_ID```. The _second_ parameter and sometimes _third_ parameter defines the value _written to_ the boiler or _read from_ the boiler. The data types are:
-- uint16_t marked as u16 in the comments
-- sint16_t marked as s16
-- float marked as f8.8 (because actually it is a sint16_t / 256)
-- Two times a uint8_t marked as flag8, u8 or s8. If it is a flag the meaning of bits is defined in an enum class with a name ending in _FLAG, e.g. ```enum class STATUS_FLAGS```
+- ```uint16_t``` marked as u16 in the comments
+- ```int16_t``` marked as s16
+- ```float``` marked as f8.8 (because actually it is an ```int16_t / 256.0```)
+- Two times a ```uint8_t``` marked as flag8, u8 or s8. If it is a flag the meaning of bits is defined in an enum class with a name ending in _FLAG, e.g. ```enum class STATUS_FLAGS```
  
 ## Error handling
 The function ```error()``` is used to get information about the last call to one of the functions ```read()```, ```write()``` or ```readWrite()```. All these functions  return ```false``` if an