Highly experimental G27 RPM LEDs OutGauge app

Note of caution:
This application has not been tested, might not work and might
break things! Use it only at our own risk. Actual purpose of this
application is to demonstrate a way of implementing Logitech API
in combination with InSim/OutGague.

Pre-requisites:
This application uses LFS's OutGague to get RPM. To enable OutGague
in LFS, you have to exit "cfg.txt" as follows.
1) Change line "OutGauge Mode 0" to "OutGague mode 1" (or 2, both will work)
2) Change line "OutGague Port 0" to "OutGauge Port 30000"
If you're getting "bind failed" message in LFS, change line "OutGauge IP 0.0.0.0" to "OutGague IP 127.0.0.1"

Usage:
1) Start LFS and swich it to windowed mode or minimize it
2) Start g27led.exe
3) Start race in LFS, LEDs on your G27 should now work. First green LEDs should light up at 5000 rpm, redline LEDs should light up at 8000 rpm.

Known problems:
- You might experience some weird force feedback vibrations. I guess it's LFS somehow conflicting with the Logitech API. If anyone has a solution, feel free to implement it.
- If your wheel switches to compatibility mode with reduced steering range, open Logitech Profiler (it should start automatically with the application) window and then switch back to LFS.


Based on C++ OutGague example by DarkTimes. Thank you!