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Fixes #2251

The 2-phase send could get out of whack if transmission was attempted when
no device was connected. Clear things up so if things aren't connected,
then no data gets set as pending.

FreeRTOS has merged the SMP branch into its main, so move to that and
adjust the core accordingly.  V11.1.0 + several minor edits.

* Fixed incorrect AVR compatibility macros.

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Co-authored-by: Pontus Oldberg <pontus.oldberg@non.se.com>

- Board information brtchip.com/product/idm2040-43a
Signed-off-by: Tuan Nguyen <tuan.nguyen@brtchip.com>
Co-authored-by: Tuan Nguyen <tuan.nguyen@brtchip.com>

A Timer is not active after the alarm fires once, so clear the
alarm ID so we know we're not running.

Uses the Pico SDK alarms and repeated-timers to provide for IRQ-level
periodic tasks to be scheduled.

Fixes #2231

Instead of manually iterating over netifs to find the one a packet came
in over for NetBIOS name lookup, use a built-in LWIP macro that's
available for udp_recv callbacks.  Shrinks and simplifies NetBIOS code.

Co-authored-by: hathach <thach@tinyusb.org>

Thanks to @me-no-dev's code.  Lets Windows look up the PicoW by name
using NBNS and needs much less memory and code than mDNS.

AsyncUDP ported from the old ESP8266 version, only minimal changes.  Will
probably only be valid in IPv4 environments and may not match current
ESP32 AsyncUDP interfaces.

This PR implements filters and removable routes in RP2040 arduino core, making it API compatible with recent changes to ESP32 & ESP8266 WebServer API.

Fixes #2220

Bluetooth operates at IRQ level, so using std::list (which needs to
new and delete objects) is not legal.  Use a fixed, preallocated
vector instead.

Matches existing library names and nomenclature

Also link in FatFSUSB docs, d'oh!

Play games on your Pico using Bluetooth gamepads!

Fixes #2211

Support Bluetooth BLE keyboard and mice using the same HID master
infrastructure as the BT Classic.

https://shop.breadstick.ca/products/raspberry-breadstick-rp2040
I think I did the pin definitions correctly... other boards used generic pin numbers based on the GPIO pins but I've mapped GPIO to the silkscreen pin labels on our board.

Around 2x the performance, and every bit is needed w/BT SBC compression
and decompression.

PWMAudio was only ever writing one half the buffer passed in because
of an off-by-2 error.  Fixes the sine output in KeyboardPiano.

The LittleFS folks changed the on-flash format in 2.6.0, making
it unmountable with earlier precompiled code.

Rebuild the OTA bootloader using the 2.9.3 LittleFS release,
matching the core version.

Fixes #2198

Adds BluetoothHIDMaster and HIDKeyStream which let the PicoW connect to
and use Bluetooth Classic HID devices like keyboards and mice.

An example that lets the PicoW use a BT keyboard as a piano is
included and shows the use of the new classes.

On-flash format changed after 2.5.1, but this can read prior versions
and will upgrade on-device to the later version.

* fix: Changed folder name to match build.variant property
* Added GPIO definitions for Archi board
Co-authored-by: Christian Halter <christian.halter@newsan.com.ar>

Support 255 character names, not just 32, in LittleFS filesystems.

Fixes #2188

We get a call to stop the audio channel from a timer/IRQ context, so can't
safely remove the IRQ handler for the AudioBufferManager.  The SDK will panic.

Because the IRQ handler will be a noop if it's not uninstalled, we will
instead just leave our shared handler in place and let it do nothing.

Use a common BluetoothLock RAII in BluetoothAudio to clen up the code and
automatically lock BT for the AVRCP button methods.