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doc/vendors/intel.rst: fixed section/subsection for MAX10

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with ``boardname`` = ``cyc1000``, ``c10lp-refkit``. with ``boardname`` = ``cyc1000``, ``c10lp-refkit``.
MAX10: FPGA Programming Guide MAX10: FPGA Programming Guide
----------------------------- =============================
Supported Boards: Supported Boards:
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* ``bin`` (arbitrary binary files) * ``bin`` (arbitrary binary files)
Using ``svf`` Using ``svf``
^^^^^^^^^^^^^ -------------
.. note:: .. note::
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* ``cablename``: One of the supported cables (see ``--list-cables``). * ``cablename``: One of the supported cables (see ``--list-cables``).
Using ``pof`` Using ``pof``
^^^^^^^^^^^^^ -------------
When writing the bitstream to internal flash, using a ``pof`` file is the fastest approach. When writing the bitstream to internal flash, using a ``pof`` file is the fastest approach.
@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ Example:
This command updates ``UFM1``, ``CFM0``, and ``CFM2``, while leaving other sectors unchanged. This command updates ``UFM1``, ``CFM0``, and ``CFM2``, while leaving other sectors unchanged.
Using an arbitrary binary file Using an arbitrary binary file
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ------------------------------
This command updates only *User Flash Memory* sectors without modifying ``CFMx``. Unlike Altera Quartus, it supports This command updates only *User Flash Memory* sectors without modifying ``CFMx``. Unlike Altera Quartus, it supports
any binary format without limitations (not limited to a ``.bin``. any binary format without limitations (not limited to a ``.bin``.