cpu/efm32: bump Gecko SDK version#17672
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This will allow to share implementations across a subset of EFM32 series.
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Contribution description
Currently, RIOT supports only Series 0 and 1 EFM32 CPUs. I'm about to bring the first Series 2 CPU into RIOT. This PR updates the SDK to version 4.0, which is required for Series 2 support.
Furthermore, I have done some housekeeping and changed the mechanics how series-specific periph drivers are selected. I've found this trick in the STM32 cpu family ;-)
Testing procedure
All EFM32-based boards should still work.
Issues/PRs references
basilfx/RIOT-gecko-sdk#4 (comment)