Fix EXTERNAL_NUM_INTERRUPTS for atmega128rfa1 and atmega256rfr2 #2044
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Fix EXTERNAL_NUM_INTERRUPTS for atmega128rfa1 and atmega256rfr2
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This makes all 8 interrupts on these chips work. This change was originally submitted by @penguin359 in (the now outdated) #1399.
@cmaglie, I'd be grateful if you could quickly merge this trivial fix, since it currently blocks our users from using all interrupts with our Pinoccio board.