NRF5x: Don't allocate GPIOTE in DigitalIn #5207
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The allocation of GPIOTE channels for DigitalIn is unwanted behavior. This caused early run-out of channels for InterruptPin. This patch replacing input configuration that is using gpiote driver by configuration that is using gpio hal.
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The allocation of GPIOTE channels for DigitalIn is unwanted behavior.
This caused early run-out of GPIOTE channels for InterruptPin.
This patch replacing input configuration that is using gpiote driver by configuration that is
using gpio hal.
Fix for InterruptPin part of ct-test-shield test issue #5133