Fix offset updating trailer: swap_and_final_erase

When wolfBoot_swap_and_final_erase() is invoked, it was calculating the
wrong offset, ending up erasing the third-last sector of the boot
partition.

This might cause erasing part of the firmware, eventually causing failed
boot.

Author: danielinux

src/update_flash.c

@@ -218,8 +218,7 @@ static int wolfBoot_swap_and_final_erase(int resume)
 #endif
     );
     int swapDone = 0;
-    uintptr_t tmpBootPos = WOLFBOOT_PARTITION_SIZE - eraseLen -
-        WOLFBOOT_SECTOR_SIZE;
+    uintptr_t tmpBootPos = WOLFBOOT_PARTITION_SIZE - eraseLen;
     uint32_t tmpBuffer[TRAILER_OFFSET_WORDS + 1];
 
     /* open partitions (ignore failure) */