fix BOM file and use correct manufacturer part num for fuse #4
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I'm not 100% sure on which fuse model should be used. The mismatch between the manufacturer part number and LCSC part number seems to be present throughout older versions in UDB-C-Legacy as well. I'd like to order this board but want to make sure I get the right fuse (if it makes a difference) before doing so. |
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The BOM file wasn't working for me when uploading to JLCPCB, so I updated it to match the format of the previous minor release. I also updated all references to the manufacturer part number of the fuse to refer to ASMD1206-200 rather than ASMD1206-150, based on commit 8160df0. This included updating it in the BOM, essentially reverting the BOM to its state at 8160df0.