Purpose of extra pin slots on Pololu DRV8835 I have a Pololu DRV8835 motor controller. I managed to properly solder and connect it and it actually works, however I've been wondering about the purpose of the extra pin slots - especially the ones without pins headers soldered to them on the right side of the picture below, but also the ones marked A and B (I assume these ones are an alternative way to connect to motors, though). I wasn't able to find anything about them, so I assumed that it may be obvious to someone who is not a complete beginner (like me). What, if anything, could I use them for if I soldered pin headers there?
A and B are the same as the A and B screw terminals.

The pins on the right, if you use your eyes and follow the traces, are the same as the pins that plug into the Arduino. I guess they are intended to be used to isolate the existing pin assignments (cut tracks on the underside between adjacent holes with a knife) and solder wires to other pins so you aren't limited to just using the pins they have assigned.