Fix #30, Update config files to match naming convention #32
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Updates BP config file structure to adhere to the naming/content conventions prescribed in the CFE documentation. This is primarily moving content between headers, not changing the content itself.
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Describe the contribution
Updates BP config file structure to adhere to the naming/content conventions prescribed in the CFE documentation. This is primarily moving content between headers, not changing the content itself.
Fixes #30
Testing performed
Build and run BP tests
Expected behavior changes
None (same config, affects source file structure only)
System(s) tested on
Debian
Additional context
See e.g. HS app for reference
Contributor Info - All information REQUIRED for consideration of pull request
Joseph Hickey, Vantage Systems, Inc.