anlogic: fix high frequency flash programming issue#599
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When programming the flash on my
EG4S20BG256at15 MHz, an error occurs. Details:This issue arises because reading the ID cannot be performed at too high a clock frequency. I resolved this by limiting the clock frequency for reading the ID. The official programming tool also adjusts the frequency dynamically, though it is more conservative than my code—I recall it drops to 3 MHz. The 6 MHz frequency was set as a reference to the original default frequency. This can be adjusted later if any issues arise.