🐛 Fix bug in CRT0 trap handler #812
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used for crt0 stack setup
- bootloader - default IMEM image (demo_blink_led)
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CISA extension is disabled the early boot trap handler in crt0 fails to compute the correct return address. The handler incrementsmepctwo times by "+2", which is not possible withoutCsupport asmepc[1]is hardwired to zero.This is just a minor bug as there should be no exceptions during crt0's early boot stage.