Add new chip IDs for G0B0, G0B1, G0C1, G051, G061 #1293
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Closes: #973339
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@ghent360 We can't merge this in the current state.
You must work with the current develop branch as a base for your proposed changes.
Also you need to ensure that there are no conflicts with a current branch you want to merge into.
Further all build checks should pass before a PR can merge successfully.
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- Minor fixes for G0-series from #1293 - [doc] Added core-IDs for WB/WL-series - [doc] Correction for G0/L0-series core-IDs
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New chip IDs fetched from STMProgrammer 2.12. RAM according to datasheet/rm0444.
Verified on G0B1.