new port: MSPM0#972
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🤌 absolutely lovely patch!
Just that one suggestion for the frac div and we're good to go.
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This PR adds support for the MSPM0 family as well as some improvements to regz. There is HAL support for gpio and uart so far.
I only have the MSPM0C1104 on hand, but other variants should be easy to support as well.
One issue that will arise if we want to support the variants with more peripheral instances is that all the generated registers have the peripheral instance number prefixed to their name, which should probably be removed with a new type of regz patch. I tried to add this kind of patch, but my familiarity with SQL is very limited, so I postponed it for now.