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add usb pid for st-link v2.1, found on nucleo l432kc - #900
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Some stlink-v2.1 are using an alternate usb pid : add it to usb enum/probe code.
I checked openocd and blackmagicprobe "pc-stlinkv2" branch for quirks regarding that specific version of stlink and could not find any related.
tested on nucleo l432kc, basically just works.