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Variant builds were taking longer than the actual individual CI jobs, so
split it up.

Combine the spelling and style checks, they ran very fast and spent more
time in checking out than in running.

Upstream patch https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/pull/9991

Fixes #2287

Added 4 new boards from Amken LLC.
* Amken Bunny
* Amken Revelop
* Amken Revelop Plus
* Amken Revelop eS
Co-authored-by: H.Keni <151807089+hrken1@users.noreply.github.com>

Fixes #2275

Adds `Joystick.use10bit` and `Joystick.use16bit` methods.  10-bit is
unsigned from 0...1023 while 16-bit is signed -32767..32767.
Defines a new HID descriptor to support the increased resolution.

Co-authored-by: HTY2003 <randumbperson@gmail.com>

The repo and development use only '\n' (UNIX) EOLs.  When a user runs
makeboards on a Windows system they end up changing every line in boards.txt
and the JSON files to Windows '\r\n' format.

Explicitly set the newline character when opening the output files to
avoid this.

* Add a build of all variants to CI using P.IO
* Split out into separate job, use BOOTSEL sketch
* Fix Breadstick variant
* Fix Bridgetech boards with illegal define names
  Dash(-) to underscore(_) in define and variant for the -7 and -43.
* Bridgetech JSON updates
* Temporarily remove Bridgetech boards from CI
  Needs an update to the P.IO external repo to work since the names
  of the boards have changed.

* Fix D pins on Adafruit IB RP2040
* Fix Adafruit Feather D pins mapping as well
* Change common.h to accept D pin def per board

FreeRTOS often seems to have interesting corner cases.  Add two simple
tests that have been useful while debugging issues found from users or
from FreeRTOS updates.

Fixes #2254

The faked certificate was allocated but not deleted in certain cases.  Make sure
to clean up in the destructor.

An oversight in the order of updating the ASFLAGS with a copy of the CCFLAGS (see line 110) and then updating the CCFLAGS (without resyncing the ASFLAGS) leads to a fatal compilation error in the Adafruit PicoDVI library, in which `tmds_encode.S` fails to find the `pico/config.h` include file. This fix updates the ASFLAGS manually after changing the CCFLAGS so that they're equal again, and the library can be compiled.

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.