Update 'Mode 3: debug interface pinout detector'
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## Pinout
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Any pin marked as "test pin" below can be probed. Actual pins probed depends on the command used to scan, see [dmctl](https://git.lain.faith/sys64738/DapperMime-JTAG/wiki/dmctl#jtag-scan).
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Any pin marked as "test pin" below can be probed. Actual pins probed depends on the command used to scan, see [dpctl](dpctl#jtag-scan).
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### Raspberry Pico
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## Usage
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This mode is controlled entirely through [dmctl](https://git.lain.faith/sys64738/DapperMime-JTAG/wiki/dmctl#jtag-scan).
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This mode is controlled entirely through [dpctl](dpctl#jtag-scan).
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Time spent scanning is proportional to `n_pins_probed nCr n_pins_in_itf`, i.e. `n_pins_probed!/(n_pins_probed-n_pins_in_itf)!`. For JTAG, `n_pins_in_itf` is equal to 5, for SWD, it is 2. `n_pins_probed` depends on the `start` and `end` arguments passed to `dmctl`.
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