Reduce TMC Current & Fix E0 Slave Address #25
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Reduce TMC Current & Fix E0 Slave Address
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Description
This PR reduces the current for TMC drivers since this config was using stock Marlin values and fixes TMC2209 E0 slave setting.
Note: Stock motors are rated from the manufacturer using peak values instead of RMS (See #22 (comment) and this gist from @knoopx), which is why these values are less than the advertised ratings of 840mA for X/Y/Z and 1000mA for E.