boards/msbiot: use stdio_rtt by default#22050
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This makes using the board a bit easier, as in practise one will have to connect an ST-Link debugger in any case to debug, but connecting an UART adapter in addition feels more optional. Co-authored-by: crasbe <crasbe@gmail.com>
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I should have copy-paste the build system pattern used elsewhere for picking a default stdio. I just did so now. |
stdio_rtt seems to depend hard on ztimer, which conflicts with this legacy test.
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Contribution description
This makes using the board a bit easier, as in practise one will have to connect an ST-Link debugger in any case to debug, but connecting an UART adapter in addition feels more optional.
Testing procedure
@jmgraeffe is hopefully able to test this :)
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