Fix build for STM32C051xx boards #2791
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Pin GPIO_AF0_USART2 is used by PeripheralPins.c Signed-off-by: Nessotrin <nessotrin@hotmail.fr>
Direct copy from STM32C031xx. It looks compatible. Signed-off-by: Nessotrin <nessotrin@hotmail.fr>
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Summary
This PR adds the ability to compile for STM32C051xx based boards. Most of the infrastructure was already there.
The STM32C051xx is a recently upgraded version of the STM32C031xx with 2x more flash.
The link script still mentions the STM32C031CxTx. Since it is auto-generated I chose to leave it as is. Someone with STM32CubeIDE could generate a new one, but I suspect there would be no difference whatsoever.