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Separate stack-corruption demo and remove CMSIS config baselines - #4
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The StackCorruption experiment and generated CMSIS configuration baselines are currently part of main. This PR separates the experiment and removes the generated baseline files from version control.
.dbgconf.base@*files and the twoRTX_Configbaseline files. Their active configurations are unchanged by the cleanup.*.base@*and update the build guide and board-creation skill accordingly.Validation: all 11 removed paths match the new ignore rule; active configurations remain byte-identical and are not ignored. Skill validation and
git diff --checkpass. No firmware build or hardware test was rerun for this branch reorganization and cleanup.