This commit contains @josemalm32 's implementation for the Guition JC1060P470CIWY (see https://github.com/ByteWelder/Tactility/issues/427)
I've added these changes:
- Updated the branch for the new logging method
- Updated the branch for the PR that I mentioned in the above linked issue
- Replaced the manually pasted in esp_lcd_jd9165 driver with the one from the component registry
- Updated Spanish to English
- Updated all drivers' mutexes/locks
- Fixed the display color format
- Fixed bug in power deinit
- Renamed I2C bus in config
- Added device to continuous integration
- Renamed several Guition devices from CYD to Guition
- Fix for `EspLcdDisplayV2` init for when features are not supported
- Pin esp_wifi_remote to version 1.2.3
- Fix in `WifiManage` logging
- Fix for `WifiEsp.cpp`'s check for wifi presence
- Fix for `WifiEsp`'s scan list logging
- Fix for `gcc_soft_float_symbols` in TactiltyC
- `TT_LOG_*` macros are replaced by `Logger` via `#include<Tactility/Logger.h>`
- Changed default timezone to Europe/Amsterdam
- Fix for logic bug in unPhone hardware
- Fix for init/deinit in DRV2605 driver
- Other fixes
- Removed optimization that broke unPhone (disabled the moving of heap-related functions to flash)
- Implement generic ESP32 devices
- Updated GitHub Actions to first build the SDKs. These are now based on the generic device implementations and the build act as a filter before compiling the dozens of other devices. It should save on resources when boards fail to compile.
- Adapted code to C6 and P4 differences, heavily borrowed from from https://github.com/ByteWelder/Tactility/pull/394 written by @marciogranzotto, with some changes of my own
- Updated `device.py` to make the `[display]` section optional
Ken Van Hoeylandt