Add STM32L151xC support#26327
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This PR adds STM32L151xC support as groundwork for #26329, a Razer BlackWidow 2019 port (STM32L151RCT6). The platform code has been exercised on that hardware, and the included
handwired/onekey/stm32l151test board compiles with bothdefaultandresetkeymaps.The
GENERIC_STM32_L151XCboard is based on ChibiOS'sST_NUCLEO64_L152REboard and its demomcuconf.h. Nucleo hardware assumptions were removed (e.g. HSE bypass, user LED/button, Arduino pin names), memory resized in the linker script, HSE/PLL clocking and USB enabled.Unassigned pins are parked analog/floating rather than the Nucleo's defaults, except for PA11/PA12 (USB DM/DP). These must stay input-floating as the L1's USB pins aren't AF-muxed, and analog mode disconnects them from the USB peripheral.
eeprom_stm32_L0_L1.hincludedeeconfig.hforEECONFIG_SIZE, which has since moved tonvm_eeprom_eeconfig_internal.h. This causes L0/L1 builds to fail, so the header was updated as necessary.Types of Changes
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