fix(Examples): Fix return value logic for verifyData function in I2C examples #651
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Many of the I2C examples had the logic flipped for checking the return value of the verifyData function. verifyData returns E_NO_ERROR if the transaction was successful, but that would cause the program flow to print out a transaction failed message.