doc: remove #[doc(inline)] from esp-hal-common re-exports
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We no longer seem to need this in the latest version of Rust.
Previously, we added the
#[doc(inline)]attribute in #256 to improve readability, but it appears that the effect of the attribute has been lost in the latest version of rustdoc.