Add binary info examples of configurable binaries #567
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Show up in picotool info as well, and removes the arbitrary 0x1234 0x5678 tag and ID
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Add two examples of binaries which are configurable after compilation, demonstrating use of
bi_ptrvariables and thepicotool configcommand.The first is a blink binary which blinks on any pin, and if compiled for a W board it can also be configured between blinking a pin on the CYW43 chip or a normal GPIO
The second is a hello_world binary, with configurable UART config, ability to disable USB/UART output, and configurable printed string