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Corrected F4 sector number calculation for F413 and F423. - #1521
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I was unable to flash my F423 due to an error during erase.
The root cause of the issue is that F413 and F423 have a single bank flash so the dual bank logic does not apply in this case.
The fix consists in ignoring dual banc sector correction if the device type is F413.