dts: xtensa: Fix gpio-reserved-ranges of esp32_wroom_32ue_n4

[Peth-typark]

The range of GPIO37-38 is <5 2>

Signed-off-by: Peth-typark [email protected]

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[sylvioalves]

@Peth-typark, nice catch. Are you able to fix all other ESP32's .dtsi gpio1 gpio-reserved-ranges accordingly? Almost all of them has this wrong value. In case you can't, let me know and I add to this PR. Thanks!

[Peth-typark]

Alright. However, the only files I could find are the ones with GPIO range comments, which is the extent of what I can do. I will add the fixes.

[sylvioalves]

Alright. However, the only files I could find are the ones with GPIO range comments, which is the extent of what I can do. I will add the fixes.

Thanks! Would you mind squashing both commits in a single one?

[Peth-typark]

Sure. That sounds good.

[Peth-typark]

@sylvioalves, I’ve updated the PR with the fixes for all the files I could find and squashed the commits into one. Please let me know if there’s anything else I need to address or if further changes are required. Thanks!

[kartben]

@Peth-typark please address compliance issues. Author and sign off entry should be your legal name (First Last)

[kartben]

@sylvioalves please take a look

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