Add more PL2303 compatible USB PIDs #1583
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I recently bought a PL2303GC chip to replace a USB to serial adapter I accidentally fried.
To my surprise, this chip uses a different USB PID than the more common PL2303HX (0x23a3 instead of 0x2303).
I found a list of the most common PL2303 PIDs supported by the Linux kernel. I decided to only include the "native" ones, and not 3rd party VID/PIDs.