Timer - Fix misuse of ctrlbset and ctrlbclr#1001
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Can't believe this has been sitting around for so long-evidently the peripheral still worked despite this glaring bug? |
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Summary
The Timer TC Ctrlbset and Ctrlbclr can only have a one written to them to modify the peripherals non exposed CTRLB register.
This PR fixes the user of CTRLBSET and CTRLBCLR, such that there is no writing 0 to them (Which results in nothing happening) - Instead, the opposite register is used to have the intended effect