UART Logger for STM32

A minimal logging framework for STM32 projects that prints color-coded, timestamped messages over UART, with the same syntax as printf.

Setup

1. Copy logger.c into Core/Src and logger.h into Core/Inc.
2. Set your desired baud rate in your .ioc file.
3. Initialize the logger with your UART handle:

LOG_INIT(&huart2);

Usage

Three macros are exposed, one for each log level:

LOG_INFO("Sensor value: %d", value);
LOG_WARNING("Retrying connection, attempt %d", attempt);
LOG_ERROR("Failed to initialize sensor: %s", name);
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Each call behaves exactly like `printf`, supporting format specifiers and variadic arguments. Every message is automatically tagged with a timestamp, log level, source file, and line number, then sent over UART with ANSI color codes for readability in a serial terminal.

## Notes

- Timestamps currently use `HAL_GetTick()`. In the future I will add actual time