Use the same timer patch for atmega1280 as for atmega2560 #99
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It seems like the timer patch for the atmega2560 is applicable for the atmega1280 as well, unless I'm mistaken.
I stumbled over the lack of timer patches for the atmega1280 while working on Rahix/avr-hal#272 , this PR should fix this by using the same patch for the 1280 as for the 2560.
As far as I can tell the only difference between the two MCU's seems to be the amount of flash memory available(?).