Extend bus types and structure for Peripheral Manager

[P-R-O-C-H-Y]

Description of Change

This PR extends informations about the pin in Peripheral manager:

• Adds more specific bus types for peripherals pins.
• Adds bus_num option to specify bus number or unit.
• Adds bus_channel option to specify bus channel.
• Adds new custom option to set extra_type for the bus used on the pin.

All of those informations will be printed by printPerimanInfo() after end of Setup() if proper debug level is set.

• Added new file extra_attr.h for easier use for some struct attributes.

Output example:

Before:

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GPIO Info:
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                  0 : ADC_ONESHOT
                  1 : UART_TX
                  3 : UART_RX
                  5 : GPIO
                 18 : SPI_MASTER
                 19 : SPI_MASTER
                 21 : I2C_MASTER
                 22 : I2C_MASTER
                 23 : SPI_MASTER
                 26 : UART_RX
                 27 : UART_TX
============ After Setup End =============

With changes in PR:

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GPIO Info:
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  GPIO : BUS_TYPE[bus/unit][chan]
  --------------------------------------  
     0 : ADC_ONESHOT[1][1]
     1 : UART_TX[0]
     3 : UART_RX[0]
     5 : SD_SS
    18 : SPI_MASTER_SCK[3]
    19 : SPI_MASTER_MISO[3]
    21 : I2C_MASTER_SDA[0]
    22 : I2C_MASTER_SCL[0]
    23 : SPI_MASTER_MOSI[3]
    26 : UART_RX[1]
    27 : UART_TX[1]
============ After Setup End =============

Tests scenarios

Locally on ESP32 + CI.

Related links

[me-no-dev]

please post example sketch and output :)

[lucasssvaz]

Tested it. Everything worked as expected.

[SuGlider]

Shouldn't extra_type be changed to description? I couldn't see other usage for it...

[me-no-dev]

it is an extra type. That is what is being used for. We added it for the cases where GPIO is being used for some specific task (like CS, RST, DC, etc.) and cases where different peripherals are used for some other specific task/driver. Hypothetic example would be implementing NeoPixel over RMT/Else and setting the extra type as NEOPIXEL_OUT

[SuGlider]

Very Good Improvement @P-R-O-C-H-Y !

[SuGlider]

@me-no-dev - I think that we could already merge it.