Update EC commit, advanced bit-banging#23
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Add support for the `await()` feature in bitbanging pattern, allowing waveform to stop a particular points, waiting for certain inputs before proceeding. This is useful e.g. for bit-banging an I2C host, when the I2C device may stretch the clock, or for generating waveforms are precise timing relative to some trigger from the chip under test. 34f0cfdfcc board/hyperdebug: Bit bang support for triggers 6e10acec2f board/hyperdebug: No-op refactoring 0c6e97ee41 board/hyperdebug: Central declaration of timer assignment 6e9838a098 board/hyperdebug: Declare pins on CN11 and CN12
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Add support for the
await()feature in bitbanging pattern, allowing waveform to stop a particular points, waiting for certain inputs before proceeding. This is useful e.g. for bit-banging an I2C host, when the I2C device may stretch the clock, or for generating waveforms are precise timing relative to some trigger from the chip under test.34f0cfdfcc board/hyperdebug: Bit bang support for triggers
6e10acec2f board/hyperdebug: No-op refactoring
0c6e97ee41 board/hyperdebug: Central declaration of timer assignment
6e9838a098 board/hyperdebug: Declare pins on CN11 and CN12