fix(uart): support STM32C5 HAL v2 reset and IRQ handling - #3060
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Summary
This PR fixes UART reset, clock-disable, and IRQ pending-clear helpers when the STM32 HAL v2 driver is enabled.
This PR fixes the following bug:
The HAL v2 build does not provide the legacy helper implementation used by these paths. Without this change, UART deinitialization and interrupt handling for the affected peripherals do not compile or behave correctly on STM32C5 HAL v2 targets.
Dependencies and split
USART6/UART7symbols, this compatibility fix should be merged together with, or before, feat(xiao): add Seeed XIAO STM32C5 board support #3048 for a clean build.Validation
libraries/SrcWrapper/src/stm32/uart.c.Code formatting
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None.