Expanding GPIO from 30 to 48 pins to accommodate RP2350B variants#1655
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This PR will expand the storage of GPIO pin mappings from 30 to 48 pins to support the RP2350B controller variant. Currently, as an example, the Pimoroni Pico Plus 2 config uses this chip, though only a few extra pins beyond the initial 30 are exposed by the board. The code will adapt to any changes to the
NUM_BANK0_GPIOSdefinition inpico-sdk, so adding support for this controller will be dependent on the CMake file definitions in your config's directory.