Fix Receiver Port Detection in the Septentrio Driver #163
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Port detection would often find incorrect ports like '%és<' or other broken values. This solves that by limiting the ports to a predefined set of values. For now those are only COM and USB ports, as those are the most likely to be used with PX4 autopilot and QGroundControl.
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This fixes an issue which can prevent PX4 autopilot from recognizing the receiver port, sometimes leading to a failure to configure the driver or long attempts before it finally works. The current official release of PX4 autopilot is impacted by this issue. Currently work is being done on a new driver for Septentrio which would live in-tree (PX4/PX4-Autopilot#22904), so I'm making this one against the release branch only. If it needs to go in the main branch as well, I can also make a pull request for that.