CC26x0-CC13x0: Feed CSPRNG with the built-in TRNG #3062
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This PR is to feed the CSPRNG on cc26x0-cc13x0 targets. The implementation is analogous to random.c. As I do not have a cc26x0-cc13x0 target at hand, someone else should test this PR, e.g., by running the CSPRNG example.