cpu/{atxmega,atmega_common}: fix invalid use of PSTR() [backport 2021.10]#16933
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core_panic() doesn't expect the message to be in program memory, but in data memory. Bad things will happen on AVR when the address is interpreted as being in data address space, but the allocation is done in program address space. (cherry picked from commit 35a1b60)
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Backport of #16920
Contribution description
core_panic() doesn't expect the message to be in program memory, but
in data memory. Bad things will happen on AVR when the address is
interpreted as being in data address space, but the allocation is
done in program address space.
Testing procedure
The corresponding panics (and IRQ without provided ISR) should print something sensible again.
Issues/PRs references
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