U-Boot

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# You probably should not be using this script. The only exception may be
# if your console implementation spawns the target device itself (e.g. it
# invokes an emulator such as qemu) rather than simply attaching to an
# existing target device (which incidentally may also be possible with
# qemu). The fact this script does nothing also assumes that U-Boot's
# test/-py scripts re-invoke the console implementation every time the target
# is reset, which is true at present, but in theory could be changed in the
# future.

# No reset needed