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* Update to node 20

* lib and docs

* Test

* Fix

* add LittleFS part ID

* Push binary to tools

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* Add badge

* Add filter to link

* Fix Libs test link

* fix: perimgr + begin

Fixes Perimgr setup in begin()
Fixes issue with reset INTR mask preventing previous sent data to be read.
Adds a INTR mask to end() to clear all pending interrupts.

* Update cores/esp32/HWCDC.cpp

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* Fix compile with Lib Builder

with latest IDF 5.1.

* change function name

* feat(uart): setBufferSize 

It makes sure that setting TX buffer size will match availableForWrite() response. It also sets the buffer to the minimum instead of doing nothing and returning an error.

For RX Buffer, it sets the minimum and also don't return an error.

This makes the APIs better and easy to understand its results.

* feat: sets TX buffer 

This will allow to set TX buffer to a minimum with no error message.
It also makes it works as in the Arduino API specification that is to return the buffer available space. In ESP32 case it will be the minmum the HW TX FIFO size of 128 bytes.

* feat: adjust availableForWrite

This change will make sure that if no TX Ringbuffer is used, it will return the UART FIFO available space. Otherwise, it will return the Ringbuffer available space, as defined in the Arduino especification.

* feat(eth): Support phy address auto detection

* fix(eth): add phy_address check

* fix: LED Pin Modified

fix: LED Pin Modified

* Revert "fix: LED Pin Modified"

This reverts commit 36bdbdbe0cdf40da82fae84acfca01da93999180.

* fix: LED Pin Modified to support Hardware update

fix: LED Pin Modified to support Hardware update

* feat(hwcdc): fix delay

Fixes delay when CDC is disconnected. At this time is only fixes it when USB cable is unplugged.

* feat(hwcdc): fix delay

fixes delay when CDC is not connected. It was only considering when the USB cable was not plugged.

* feat(hwcdc): add 2 methods

Adds 2 new methods:
- isPlugged() will return true when USB cable is plugged, false otherwise.
- isConnected() will return true when USB CDC is connected to a application in the USB Host side and communication is stablished.

* feat(hwcdc): adjusts APIs

Fixes the example to use the new added APIs for checking if USB cable is plugged and for checking if CDC is connected.

* fixes api declaration

* fixes API declaration

* feat(hw_cdc):fixes the hardware cdc jtag plugged/unplugged status

This will use a new IDF 5.1 feature to detect if the USB HW CDC is plugged or not. This can be checked testing HWCDCSerial.
It also fixes issues related to timeout or delays while writing to the HW Serial when USB is unplugged.

* feat(usb): Creates HWSerial_Events.ino example

* feat: adds .skip.esp32

Skips the ESP32 SoC test given that it has no USB

* feat: adds .skip.esp32s2

Skips the ESP32S2 because it has no HW CDC JTAG interface

* fix: fixes issues with Ubuntu CI 

Only compiles the example in case it is using Hardware CD and JTAG mode.

* feat(serialcdc): non block functions

modifies write and flush to do not clock in case CDC host is not connected to the CDC client from the C3/S3/C6/H2

* fix(HWCDC): changes made demands testing for CDC ON BOOT

* feat(hwcdc): Improves HWSerial_Events.ino

Improves the example by adding more information about USB being plugged and CDC being connected.

* feat(hwcdc): solves CDC connection issue

Detects correctly when CDC is or not connected. 
Deals with USB unplugged while the sketch is printing to CDD.

* Update cores/esp32/HWCDC.cpp

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* Apply suggestions from code review

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Was fixed to 1.2.1 before, because of a bug in 1.2.2

* Enable USB Serial only if selected

* fix examples

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* WT32-SC01 PLUS support

Added pins_arduino.h and a boilerplate boards.txt entry for the Panlee WT32-SC01 Plus.

* Update pins_arduino.h

Edited the name to correctly reflect WT32-SC01 PLUS

* Update variants/wt32-sc01-plus/pins_arduino.h
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* ADD(tinyuf2 things): Added tinyuf2 bins

ADD(tinyuf2 things): Added tinyuf2 bins

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* Add Board support for Geekble ESP32-C3 Custom Module

feat: Add Board support for Geekble ESP32-C3 Custom Module

* fix: remove globally defined variables in pins_arduino.h

fix: remove globally defined variables in pins_arduino.h

* [W5500] Support no-IRQ

Requires this commit from ESP-IDF to be cherry picked:
https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/commit/fd0a1dc53c4cff99f04dfe658047f7c2e3e6d8ad

* Remove unrelated code to support ETH_PHY_JL1101

* remove the commented check and fix the error message

* Guard feature to be enabled when IDF backports it to v5.1

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* Added new Olimex boards

Added variants for ESP32-H2-DevKit-LiPo and ESP32-SBC-FabGL boards

* Changes on the ESP32-POE and POE-ISO

Added menu for selection of the:
1) PSRAM enabled/disabled
2) Flash size 4/16 MB
3) Flash mode QIO/DIO
4) Partition Scheme additional options

* Updated pins_arduino.h for ESP32 POE, POE-ISO and Gateway

Due to the latest changes in the ethernet library/examples (https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/pull/9242) full package of definitions of the ethernet macros is for each board that has non-default values.
For POE and POE-ISO is added a preprocessor condition #if defined BOARD_HAS_PSRAM due to our specific hardware because GPIO 16 and 17 are in use when PSRAM is enabled.

* Update boards.txt

Removed the  -mfix-esp32-psram-cache-issue -mfix-esp32-psram-cache-strategy=memw 
fix flags as suggested by Jason2866 and me-no-dev

* Update boards.txt

Reverted changes for ESP32-POE and ESP32-POE-ISO

* Update boards.txt

Rearrange of the enable/disable entries of the PSRAM option for ESP32-SBC-FabGL to be enabled by default.

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* fix(esp32): 🐛 Fixed "Invalid mbox" in the Wi-Fi example

* fix: changes the code to actually connect to the WiFi in roder to get time and date

* fix: removing call to WiFi.begin() at the end of the sketch. It must be called at first.

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* feat(ledc): Add output invert option for LEDC pin + minor fixes

* docs(ledc): Document LEDC functions in header file

* feat(ledc): Replace log2 with __builtin_ctz

* fix(ledc): Fixing free_channel for > 8 supported channels

* fix(ledc): Apply suggestions from code review
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* fix(ledc): Added freq check to ledcChangeFrequency

* docs(ledc): Fix ledc documentation formatting

* docs(migration): Add new functions to the migration guide

* docs(ledc): Fix functions name and parameters

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* feat: Rename Firebeetle ESP32 board definition

* feat: Add board support for ThingPulse ePulse Feather

* Added missing flash_type, removed unavailable partition schemes

* Set some unspecified pins to -1

* epulse_feather: Modified PSRAM definitions

* Update boards.txt

Fixes: https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/issues/7024

* Fix: adds RMT new function  to io_pin_remap list

* Fix: adds rmtSetEOT(int pin, uint8_t EOT_Level) to the new API list

* Fix: error in macro definition - left over from function signature

Update subpart ("PostArg") parsing to ignore extra headers instead of silently failing.
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* Implement `get_board_img_freq`

* rename  to `get_board_f_image`

* RMT (featt):  adds a new function to set EOT level after RMT writing

* RMT (feat): adds new feature to set the EOT level after writing RMT channel

* adds return value to rmtSetEOT()

* adds bool return to rmtSetEOT()

* adds return value to the rmtSetEOT() function

* FIX (rmt): fixes eot_level setting using flags in the TX structure

* RMT(feat): Create RMT_EndOfTransmissionState.ino example

* Update cores/esp32/esp32-hal-rmt.h
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* Update cores/esp32/esp32-hal-rmt.c
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* Update cores/esp32/esp32-hal-rmt.c
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* SerialBT (fix): fixes the callback function pointer

* SerialBT(fix): fixes callback pointer reference and call

* Update BluetoothSerial.h

* feat: Add board revisions V2/V3 to Heltec Wireless Stick

* Update boards.txt

* Added according  to https://docs.heltec.cn/en/node/esp32/hardware_update_log.html#v2

* Added HELTEC_WIRELESS_STICK_V1

* Renamed

* Fixed partition scheme

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* Split start_ssl_client into two phases; to allow the implementation of protocols that use some sort of in-band STARTTLS or STARTSSL signal to upgrade a plaint text connection to SSL/TLS. Examples of these protocols are XMPP, SMTP and various database TCP connections.

* Remove removed setTimeout that was accidentally included (was removed for IDF >=5), bring timeout inline with the other timeouts (ints), fix cert/key checks to look if there is actually something there (all issues caught by the CI/CD on windows-latest

* Quell compiler warning; use the right timeout

* Newer versions of MBEDTLS make the client key struct private (and most of the x509 struct too), so absent of a non-null pointer we cannot check wether it is populated. Solve this by looking at the version (as 0 is not a valid x509 version).

* Fix another \(rightfull\) compiler warning iwth the version pointer

* Quell CI/CD runs on non-WiFi supporting hardare

* Quell CI/CD runs on non-WiFi supporting hardare

* Fix typo in directory name

* Apply suggestions from code review
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* Rename Files

* Remove leftover file

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* feature: create a Trust on First Use example the quell the increasingly common copy & paste of the insecure approach making it to production

* Quell CI/CD runs on non-WiFi supporting hardare

* Update libraries/WiFiClientSecure/examples/WiFiClientInsecure/WiFiClientInsecure.ino

typo/improvement to text
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* Update libraries/WiFiClientSecure/examples/WiFiClientTrustOnFirstUse/WiFiClientTrustOnFirstUse.ino

typo/improvement to text
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* Update libraries/WiFiClientSecure/examples/WiFiClientTrustOnFirstUse/WiFiClientTrustOnFirstUse.ino

Fix formatting
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* Update libraries/WiFiClientSecure/examples/WiFiClientTrustOnFirstUse/WiFiClientTrustOnFirstUse.ino

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* Update libraries/WiFiClientSecure/examples/WiFiClientTrustOnFirstUse/WiFiClientTrustOnFirstUse.ino

typo/improvement to text
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* Update libraries/WiFiClientSecure/examples/WiFiClientTrustOnFirstUse/WiFiClientTrustOnFirstUse.ino

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* Update libraries/WiFiClientSecure/examples/WiFiClientTrustOnFirstUse/WiFiClientTrustOnFirstUse.ino

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* Update libraries/WiFiClientSecure/examples/WiFiClientTrustOnFirstUse/WiFiClientTrustOnFirstUse.ino

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* Various things can all stop_ssl_socket() which sets the socket to -1; but the WiFiClientSecure checks for _connected. So we want to make sure the latter is always set. And thus have moved the state handling around *ssl_client down into the C code; below WiFiClientSecure.

* Unitialized NVRAM/EEPROM is actual set to 0xFF; so adjust for this. And print the LF/CR for the header lines.

* Update libraries/WiFiClientSecure/examples/WiFiClientTrustOnFirstUse/WiFiClientTrustOnFirstUse.ino

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* fix(examples): Fix AdvancedWebServer.ino uptime conversion

* Fix build error

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* refactor(on-release): improve platform.txt path replacements

Use regexs to replace all occurrences of `{runtime.platform.path}` with
the correct `{runtime.tools.*.path}`, regardless of directory separator,
and remove dependency on specific text around each path.

Note that the order has been changed to ensure that the longest paths
are replaced first, to avoid replacing parts of other paths.

* fix(platform): Windows backslash cleanups

Ensure Windows paths properly use a backslash as folder separator.

* feat(platform)!: use new Arduino Debug API

Implement sketch debugging according to the official Arduino
Platform Debug Specification [1].

The biggest improvement is that now `launch.json` can be fully
customized by the core (including the type of each entry),
so there is no need to copy files in the sketch folder.
In particular, `debug_custom.json` is not used anymore.

[1] https://arduino.github.io/arduino-cli/latest/platform-specification/#sketch-debugging-configuration

BREAKING CHANGE: This commit requires Arduino IDE 2.3.0 or later to use
the debugging features. Older versions will no longer be able to start
a debug session successfully.

* feat(debug): pass objdump path to resolve globals

Cortex-debug requires objdump to be in the same folder as gdb, or needs
the full path to the executable in the `launch.json` file. This is now
possible with the new debugging API.

* feat(debug): conditionally enable debug button on Nano ESP32

If the `debug.executable` variable is null or unset, the Debug button
appears grayed out. The new IDE also takes current parameters into
account, allowing to conditionally enable the Debug button only when
some conditions are met.

* on_release: allow single board packages

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