Add a example core to tang nano 9k #768
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I have been working of implementing the powerful NanoRV32 core on my Tang 9k, but not until i wrote a userflash driver for the 72kb userspace flash that exists in the 9k it got powerful enough to run my Zephyr os projects, even dual core.
In my example i also added JTAG support, that is very convenient when your project grows, and complexity increases.
I like to share this project, so other may build on it, so i documented on your wiki how to get started.