stm32h7-nucleo: embiggen sys tasks
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After #7632, the `sys` tasks in the STM32H7 Nucleo demo need a bit more RAM to store counters. These apps no longer build with the current RAM allocation, but #7635 was auto-merged because CI doesn't require the builds for these devboard demo apps to pass in order to merge a PR. This commit embiggens the RAM allocations for the `sys` tasks on these boards. Now, they build again. My bad!
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After #7632, the
systasks in the STM32H7 Nucleo demo need a bit more RAM to store counters. These apps no longer build with the current RAM allocation, but #7635 was auto-merged because CI doesn't require the builds for these devboard demo apps to pass in order to merge a PR.This commit embiggens the RAM allocations for the
systasks on these boards. Now, they build again. My bad!