RP2040: Fix use of deprecated volatile semantics for C++20 (#1318) #1319
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Fix use of deprecated volatile semantics for C++20
In C++ 20 the use of increments and decrements on volatiles are deprecated, and gives a warning when compiling for the RP2040. This PR fixes this and makes the code a bit easier to read.
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#1318
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