Fix/1553 rtt cb not found #1583
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pyocd is always searching for control_block_id with 16 bytes length (when the block id is less than 16 bytes, it is padding with ‘\0’)
So, when ‘SEGGER RTT’ is the block id to be found, it is searching for 4 words (16 bytes) with zero padding instead of 10 bytes(’SEGGER RTT’), where some junk characters may be present and resulting in failure ‘Control block not found'
Fixing it by searching for only the length of the control block ID provided while setting up rtt