Add support for Arduino Nano ESP32#39
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…s with only 8MB of flash or the Arduino Nano ESP32. * In the first section, specify that a data USB cable should be used. * Change "USB socket" for "USB port" throughout. * Simply the text in the section for 8MB ESP32-S3 boards. * Add Arduino Nano ESP32 as a separate section with its own buttons. * Add Arduino Nano ESP32 as a recommended target, because it is a ESP32-S3 family with 16MB of flash. * Clarify what to expect in the "What you get" section.
…pecific ESP32-S3 manifests and corresponding download buttons on the web page. * Add the Arduino Nano ESP-32 to the list of supported hardware. * Add nano-esp32 to the build commands.
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The Arduino Nano ESP32 uses the ESP32-S3 chip family and comes with 16MB of flash and 8MB of PSRAM. It is equivalent to the esp32-s3-devkitc-1, but it only has one USB port instead of two. The image for the esp32-s3-devkitc-1 does not work on the Arduino Nano ESP32.
Modified platformio.ini, scripts/release.sh and webflasher/index.html to build the binaries and a target-specific manifest for the Arduino Nano ESP32. Download to the Arduino Nano ESP32 is done with dedicated buttons.
Edited README.md and webflasher/index.html in an attempt to clarify what the user should expect.
LEFT TO DO: Add links to the ESP32-S3 8MB binaries and the Arduino Nano ESP32 binaries. The webflasher/index.html file pulls the information from the manifest.json file - it ignores the target-specific manifest files.
TESTED: Upload of the factory.bin file to the Arduino Nano ESP32 using the web page. I
NOT TESTED: OTA updates from the web page.