split Serial PINS #392
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Right, that would work. However, I think this points at a problem with the API: https://github.com/stm32-rs/stm32f1xx-hal/pull/392/files#diff-6c6f014a7f636e0dd1ce76320128a53b7bed96a29540822c340aeba0d9c9c1fdR23-R24
Now, the interrupt implementation (which cannot be easily generalized because it needs a static) depends on the pins used for the serial peripheral. Given that, I'd still want to introduce a pin-erased version of Serial, Tx and Rx. Nonetheless, I agree that #392 is a better standalone fix for #386 than #390.
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Alternative to #390