Add support for new unphone boards #7109
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Second time doing this - accidentally closed previous #7058 in error!
Is adding a new partition scheme acceptable?
Please advise if any changes or clarification needed.
Thanks!
Description of Change:
Adds two new pin maps for the unPhone spin 8 and spin 9 to variants/unphone8 and variants/unphone9
Updated boards.txt to add definitions for unphone7 (based on Adafruit ESP32 feather) and unphone 8 and 9 (ESP32-S3)
Added a new partition scheme for 8MB flash variant of ESP32-S3 with maximum program size (7.9MB)
Tests scenarios:
Tested on our prototype hardware with a variety of test sketches, pin assignments seem correct.
Related links:
Hardware description at unphone.net and software at https://gitlab.com/hamishcunningham/unphone