LED numbers on schematic and silkscreen, UART silkscreen labels #13
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…kscreen - changed LED labels on schematic to be more intuitive and match software defines - changed power led to LEDVIN from LED4 (can't be controlled) in schematic - changed LED silkscreen label numbers to match new schematic labels
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Changed LED numbering in schematic to go from 1-5 then 6-8 correspond to the alternate LEDs (normally ADC1-3)
Also swapped UART1/3 silkscreen labels and analog1/2 connector labels to keep consistency with software and lisa/m v1.0 as per issue #9.