Update executorch-arm-delegate-tutorial.md with CS320 FVP

[varunchariArm]

Summary:
Updating the Arm delegate documentation to support Crostone 320 FVP and additional options in run.sh script

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[digantdesai]

Looks good at a high level, lets address some of these comments.

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Also @varunchariArm - The author does not have a valid CLA on file.!

[varunchariArm]

Also @varunchariArm - The author does not have a valid CLA on file.!

Submitted request to get CLA.

[digantdesai]

FYI can't merge until CLA goes through

[varunchariArm]

HI Digant,
Seems like CLA is signed, can you please review the PR?
Thanks

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