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LED toggling works, but dual-core untested.
Switch to b.addRunArtifact and add_firmware.
Add PLL and basic interrupt support and refine gpio relevant code. Now implement a blinky example which showcases interrupt, clock and gpio usage. Note that gpio speed and pull configuration is left unimplemented.
Add priority and allocation (to specific core).
Previously the instructions are placed in flash, causing ~27cycles delay. Now the instructions are copied from flash to ram at startup, which solves the issue.
Now gpio use read, put and toggle. Refine some comments. Move interrupt relevant code from blinky to its own example.
This allows comptime generate pin configuration.
Add Systick. Move some of the code out from cpu.interrupt because they aren't that relevant to interrupt despite their registers lying in PFIC.
Remove STK_ and _0/_1.
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Depends on #1027 .