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Added the ST7305 driver package#1957

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Pull request overview

This pull request adds a new ST7305 LCD driver package to the RT-Thread peripheral libraries collection. The ST7305 is a display chip controlled via SPI bus, and this package provides driver support with configurable SPI bus settings and optional heap-based frame buffer allocation.

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  • Added ST7305 driver package configuration and metadata files
  • Integrated the new package into the peripheral libraries menu system

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File Description
peripherals/st7305/package.json Package metadata defining the ST7305 driver, including repository URLs, version information (v1.0.0 and latest), and author details
peripherals/st7305/Kconfig Configuration options for SPI bus/device names, frame buffer memory allocation, and version selection
peripherals/Kconfig Added source directive to include the ST7305 Kconfig in the peripheral libraries menu

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@Rbb666 Rbb666 merged commit 38d070c into RT-Thread:master Jan 22, 2026
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