stlink: Added documentation about the new SWIM_AS_UART build option
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# Blackmagic for ST-Link Adapters
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ST-Link v3, ST-Link v2-1 and v2 with original, recent ST firmware can can use the hosted branch, running the GDB server on PC.
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With recent ST firmware, the ST-Link v2, ST-Link v2-1 and v3 can be used with
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Black Magic Debug App rather than having to flash this firmware to the adaptor.
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Running the BMP firmware on ST-Link v2 and ST-Link v2-1 provides:
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For all commands below, unplug all other BMP/ST-Link beside the target(*1)
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If your adaptor offers SWIM pins on the connector (many of clones of the official adaptors do this)
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then they often don't provide a UART interface. In this case, build the firmware with
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`SWIM_AS_UART=1` to repurpose the pins as the UART interface provided to the host over USB.
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Note: on some clones, SWIM is strongly pulled up by a 680 Ohm resistor.
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## Upload BMP Firmware
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* Keep the original ST Bootloader.
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