dts: npcx: re-arrange the default interrupt priority #94926
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Because the EC host command with SHI/SPI backend is timing sensitive, it required the CPU to response the SHI interrrupt as soon as possible. This commit re-arranges the default interrupt priority by: 1. keep the SHI's interrupt priority to 1. 2. Decrease the priority of the other peripherals by 1. (i.e. increase the priority `value` by 1) Signed-off-by: Jun Lin <[email protected]>
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Because the EC host command with SHI/SPI backend is timing sensitive, it required the CPU to response the SHI interrrupt as soon as possible. This commit re-arranges the default interrupt priority by:
valueby 1)