Fix min_length of EVSE ID for DIN protocol #257
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See section 9.4.1.2.3 Table 30 in DIN SPEC 70121
"If an SECC cannot provide such ID data, the value of the EVSEID is set to zero (00hex)."
=> EVSE ID min_length = 2