Add AM62L chip and 373-ball footprint - #108
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Summary
AM62L32BOGHAANBRdual-core 1.25 GHz AM62L deviceAM62Lwrapper and exact-part exportWhy
The TI library did not contain the AM62L application processor. This adds the dual Cortex-A53 variant and its package so it can be used directly in tscircuit designs.
Repeated multiplexed signal names are ball-qualified when they appear on multiple physical balls. tscircuit treats shared aliases as internal electrical connections, so qualification prevents unrelated selectable mux pins from being shorted while preserving the exact datasheet signal table in the source definition.
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