cpu/stm32: remove redundant conditional compile block#20495
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This patch removes a largely redundant block of conditional includes. The removed includes are moved into the family specific headers so that the more specific headers may override defaults defined in the shared headers.
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Contribution description
This patch removes a largely redundant block of conditional includes.
The removed includes are moved into the family specific headers so that the more specific headers may override defaults defined in the shared headers.
Testing procedure
The changes are paternalistic enough that it should be obvious in review if this breaks anything.
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Issues/PRs references
This relates to the work I am doing to port RIOT to the STM32H7 family.