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Update documentation on SPI flash memory to use modern client function calls with dashes.

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@ -36,22 +36,22 @@ Therefore a flash address can be interpreted as such:
Page 0:
* available for user data
* to dump it: `mem dump f page0_dump o 0 l 65536`
* to dump it: `mem dump -f page0_dump -o 0 -l 65536`
* to erase it: `mem wipe p 0`
Page 1:
* available for user data
* to dump it: `mem dump f page1_dump o 65536 l 65536`
* to dump it: `mem dump -f page1_dump -o 65536 -l 65536`
* to erase it: `mem wipe p 1`
Page 2:
* available for user data
* to dump it: `mem dump f page2_dump o 131072 l 65536`
* to dump it: `mem dump -f page2_dump -o 131072 -l 65536`
* to erase it: `mem wipe p 2`
Page 3:
* used by Proxmark3 RDV4 specific functions: flash signature and keys dictionaries, see below for details
* to dump it: `mem dump f page3_dump o 196608 l 65536`
* to dump it: `mem dump -f page3_dump -o 196608 -l 65536`
* to erase it:
* **Beware** it will erase your flash signature so better to back it up first as you won't be able to regenerate it by yourself!
* edit the source code to enable Page 3 as a valid input in the `mem wipe` command.