Adjust the default breakpoint name to match cortex-m-rt pull #144 #64
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117: Update the references of UserHardFault, which was renamed to HardFault r=korken89 a=sstelfox This updates the book to match the [renamed symbol](rust-embedded/cortex-m-rt#144) and my [associated PR](rust-embedded/cortex-m-quickstart#64) updating the quickstart repository. Co-authored-by: Sam Stelfox <sstelfox@bedroomprogrammers.net>
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I noticed as I was going through the rust-embedded book that I was receiving the following warning when running the compiled code through GDB (via
cargo run):It looks like this was renamed and the template just didn't get updated. This PR just updates the associated default break point to match the change.