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Espruino Wifi PINOUT Documentation states as first line:
...and these pins are listed in the PINS NOT ON CONNECTORS.
In other words, pins that are not on connectors of the board should not be used (in the code).
Purple/Pink... mileage varies with color calibration of the display... :)
A subject oriented comment:
With a 0..240 Ohm sensor and a current limiting resistor of 20 Ohm, a lot of power / current is used for just one sensor: 165mA... if yo have many of those, you might consider a separate 3.3V supply to not make the board to brown out... Last but not least when running of a regular USB, which supplies only 500mA... and ESP8266 is already consuming a lot of that... (at least during transmitter calibration phase(s)). Depending on the length of the line and the environmental noise, going for a 240 (270) Ohm resistor gives you still an 'incredible' resolution. Regarding placement of the capacitor and 1 KOhm resistor: @Gordon, I assume it is 'board-side' of the wires.