Yet another new chip. I've figured out how to add support to st-util, but before I do a pull request, I'd like some feedback.

The chip id is 0x435

It looks like this is used for other parts (from an emblocks forum)

STM32L431CC Device ID 0x435
STM32L431KC Device ID 0x435
STM32L432KC Device ID 0x435

and from RM0349 for STM32L431/433/443

So my question is, what should the new chip id constant be called ? I started to call it

STLINK_CHIPID_STM32_L43

but that doesn't seem right.

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