nfc_util: little endian bytes2num functions added #3287
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Problem:
When developing parsers, i often come across cards in which data is stored in little endian. in nfc_util.c there is a function uint64_t nfc_util_bytes2num(const uint8_t* src, uint8_t len), which reads len bytes at the src pointer and returns them as a number. The problem is that it reads them as big endian, and there is no alternative. Accordingly, for each such case I have to write an extra loop and read everything manually
This feature will solve the problem
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