STM32: New board definitions for Pyboard, F411 Blackpill#2312
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This PR adds support for the PYB Nano V2 and an Elcrow-sourced "blackpill" style board, both of which use the STM32F411CE. Links are as follows:
PYB Nano
"blackpill"
The PYB Nano has been tested successfully and has built in external flash. However, I'm having difficulty with the blackpill, which is erratic about when it allows flashing using an stlink, and does not enumerate over USB. If anyone else has resources or experience with this board (a proper datasheet would be spiffy), your help would be appreciated in testing!
The Meowbit has been put off until DisplayIO is bug free.
Partially addresses #2196