boards stm32_min_dev: modify board led pin assignment #11736
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Modify board stm32_min_dev aka "blue pill" led pin assignment in dts from PB12 to PC13. This board has a user led connected to PC13. Sample blinky and similar would run out-of-box without additional circuit to readout PB12 level. Tested blinky on corresponding board. Signed-off-by: Stephen Yi <stephen.jin.yee@gmail.com>
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Modify board stm32_min_dev aka "blue pill" led pin assignment in dts
from PB12 to PC13.
This board has a user led connected to PC13.
Sample blinky and similar would run out-of-box without additional
circuit to readout PB12 level.
Tested blinky on corresponding board.
Signed-off-by: Stephen Yi stephen.jin.yee@gmail.com