boards: linker: do not load .apps section by default #4169
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No need for the old .apps documentation.
To all boards that use a single image with kernel and apps.
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Pull Request Overview
This pull request is an alternative to #4158, and much simpler. We just mark the
.appssection asNOLOADand then require that boards that want to use the .apps section change it back toLOAD.Testing Strategy
TODO. I tried testing with the microbit but I don't have probe-rs and I accidentally used tockloader which I now realize wasn't a valid test.
TODO or Help Wanted
Hopefully nothing.
Documentation Updated
/docs, or no updates are required.Formatting
make prepush.