boards: rename doc.txt -> doc.md for particle, Microchip, nrf ... boards #21596
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crasbe
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Looks good, there are two "Empty Line at EOF" errors that the static-tests complain about. You can fixup and squash directly. |
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@crasbe thanks for rapid serving this PR. Fixed! |
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Thank you for your continued effort on the migration :) |
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Contribution description
This PR moves doc.txt to doc.md accordingly to the guide from ISSUE #21220.
In this PR boards designed by particle, Microchip, NRF, {blue, black}pill, and Texas Instruments
are moved.
Testing procedure
Generate doc and check if everything looks good:
Issues/PRs references
ISSUE #21220.