Align voltage meter with real measurements for FLYTEX405V2

[MatviiG]

This patch changes voltage meter and current meter settings to values which allows correct measurement of current and voltage. Also board ID and PID for USB connection added.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Updated board identifier and USB product string for improved device recognition.
• Refactor
  • Adjusted default voltage and current meter scale values for enhanced measurement accuracy.

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Walkthrough

The configuration header for the FLYTEX405V2 board was updated by adding macros for board identification and USB product string. The default voltage meter scale was increased from 110 to 210, and the default current meter scale was decreased from 326 to 200.

Changes

File	Change Summary
configs/FLYTEX405V2/config.h	Added TARGET_BOARD_IDENTIFIER and USBD_PRODUCT_STRING macros; updated voltage and current meter scale macros

Poem

A tweak for the Flytex board today,
New names and scales now lead the way.
Voltage climbs, current takes a dip,
With macros set for a smoother trip.
FL42 stands proud and tall—
Flytex F405V2, hello to all!
🐰✨

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