vendor: use nextpnr -12k for -12F devices; remove theoretical devices #361
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nextpnr now supports -12k; which replaces the use of -25k and --idcode together to build bitstreams compatible with -12F devices. Use this. This also removes the LFEUM-12K and its 5G counterpart; as per Dave Shah they're currently only theoretical FPGAs.
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nextpnr now supports -12k; which replaces the use of -25k and --idcode
together to build bitstreams compatible with -12F devices. Use this.
This also removes the LFE5UM-12K and its 5G counterpart; as per Dave Shah
they're currently only theoretical FPGAs.