Increased size of nbr in ServoPin_t to enable usage of alternative Pin Mappings #1
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…n Mappings e.g. servo.attach(PB0 | ALT1) would fail, also the wrong pin number would be given to HardwareTimer.setMode() later
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When using alternative Pin Mappings a Mask of 0xN00 is used to get the ALT_N mapping of a pin. This increases the pin number above 256. Therefore the uint8_t that is used in ServoPin_t is to small.
e.g. servo.attach(PB0 | 0x100) would fail, also the wrong pin number would be given to HardwareTimer.setMode() later.
This change has been tested on a Nucleo F446RE with the ALT_1 Mappings on Pins PA1(Timer5), PB0(Timer3), and PB8(Timer4).