Fix broken links for external library test

* Workflow final + docs added

Delete LIBRARY_TEST.md

Update readme + documentation

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revert last commit

DOnt install arduino-core manually

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Align FQBNs to platform name

use manula platform installation

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remove verbose

remove - before sketch path

Add libs and examples for specific chip

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change name of GH action

replace - for /

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remove types from pull_rewuest

add pull to lib.yml

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add back deltas_report

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add verbose logs

remove deltas report

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Change from schedule to push for testing

add P-R-O-C-H-Y repo to cron job

rename workflow

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Edit URL

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remove unused ymls + run job on schedule

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Add action link

push only result file

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fix names

fix workflow

run workflow on push

Add report to file action

remove separator

fix example paths

fix library name

yaml list of examples edit

update universal sketches

examples path fix

update example paths

Add ESP32Servo

warnings -> all

change warnings to "default"

fix library name

fix list

add matrix to compile sketches

test compile for only 1 chip

remove GPIO example

use edited action

Add Blynk library

use v1

print arduino cli version

fix listing

update libs

list fix

remove if

fix typo

fix path

path test

list fix

fix folder creating

add install IDE

list fix

fix missing run command

Added V3 lib test + script for lib install

fix typo

add platform

updated on:

Lib testing v2

fix fqbn

test all chips

typo fix

replace blynk with Adafruit Neopixel

change blynk example

fix yml format

add action name

Add report for PR

Enable warnings report

changed position

typo

test

remove dbg level

add log level option

split command

typo

typo

add empty space

change position of cli flags

fix typo

cli compile flags not marking warning as error

Add new lib+example

install core manually

Install core by compile-sketch

fix url->path

fix typo

Install core from repo

remove external lib checkout

add lib example

update board

change platform name

change platform name

use BoardManager

update example

update example

use repo as platform

Initial commit

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Update README.md

* fix readme links

* added JSON + lib_v2 YAML

* Update lib_v2.yml

* Update lib_v2.yml

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* Update lib_v2.yml

* Update lib_v2.yml

* Update lib_v2.yml

* Update lib_v2.yml

* update JSON file

* Added json file

* Update lib.yml

* Update lib_v2.yml

* Update lib_v2.yml

* change JSON

* edit json + add version

* edit json

* update version

* fix path

* update fqbn platform name

* add empty test result file

* Add latest changes

* Update docs

* Update docs + clean YAML fifle

* Add ESPAsyncWebServer library

* Add test multiple required libs (will revert)

* Update docs + json

* Update lib.yml

* Fix typos in docs

* fix readme links

I think "Arduino as an ESP-IDF component" or just "As ESP-IDF component" instead of  "ESP-IDF as Component" is more correct way to name the link.

1. "ESP-IDF as Component" would imply that ESP-IDF is some sort of library for Arduino, which is (IMO) misleading, because it's true the other way around.
2. It's written as "Arduino as an ESP-IDF component" on the webpage it points to as well.

- Also I removed the capitalization from "Component" as I have not found a reason why is it capitalized.

On last Community Meeting, we have noticed that some active contributors don't know about the Gitter channel. 

This PR replace Gitter badge button by simple web link so it's supposed to be more visible.

* Add note about Code_of_conduct to Readme.md

Adding short note to the readme with link to Code of Conduct.

* Typos and quote

* Templates and readme

* Templates_and_readme

Summary

This PR contains adding:

Issue template using forms
Feature Template using forms
Update of Pull Request template
All yaml files have been checked by online validator.

Pages are rendered here (for easier review):
Feature Request template
Issue Template

Impact

These templates can help with more accurate issue/PR explanations which can improve handling these contribution and in overall have a positive influence on User experience.

Related links

This PR closed issue #5956

* [Docs] Added the supported SoC table link on the README file

* [Docs] Added the ESP32-S3 datasheet link to the getting started page

* Create PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md

Adding first version of PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md.

The purpose of this template is to improve and simplify writing more accurate Release Notes.

* Update PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md

Fix typo.

* Update README.MD - "Type: For reference" labels link

Updating a link to issues labeled with "Type: For reference". The old one is not working due to the updates of labels in the past.

This PR is the initial documentation structure including the basic information about the project and Sphinx configuration.

####CONTENTS:
- Getting Started
- Installing
- Boards
- Libraries
- Library Builder
- Tutorials
- ESP-IDF as Component
- OTA Web Update
- makeEspArduino
- Troubleshooting
- Contributing

This PR also changes the README.md.

Board images updated and added warning on Flash/PSRAM pins

* Updated Readme.md

Added links to latest release. Made it look a lot cleaner.

* Update README.md

Add download counter for releases

* Added instructions for installation with boards manager (stolen directly from esp8266)

* changed to production link instead of dev

* Added to main README. Made mods to images as requested.

* Added links for development package

* Moved version images to README.md

* Just a little change for cleaner look

* Cleaned up README.md and boards_manager.md to make installation easier.

* Added instructions for installation with boards manager (stolen directly from esp8266)

* changed to production link instead of dev

* Added to main README. Made mods to images as requested.

* Added links for development package

* Update README.md

* Create opensuse.md

* DOCUMENTATION: Moved installation instructions to separate page

* Added Fedora to contents table
* Added Issue/Bug Report section to README
* Some minor improvements

* DOCUMENTATION: Rename directory doc to docs

* Also move ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md to docs directory

* DOCUMENTATION: Use current repo's files

* This makes it consistent instead  of having few local and few pointing to
  espressif/arduino-esp32 by all linking to local files

* DOCUMENTATION: Fix hyperlink to issue/bug template in contents

* DOCUMENTATION: contents: supress platform specific installation instruction

* Add hint

* Update README.md

* Update README.md

* Update README.md

* Initial version of build script for @PlatformIO; CI integration for Linux, macOS and Windows

* Remove CI badges

Add Travis build badge

With this step we remove all dependencies, but git. Mac and Linux come
with Python by default, so they will keep using get.py to update the
toolchain and support binaries. Windows users have an "All point and
click" installation option that requires only git and Arduino to be
downloaded.
Fingers crossed :)

- get.exe is clickable and will soon download binary form of esptool,
which will really simplify installation on Windows
- get.py does not require any extra modules on Linux and Mac
- ```pip install requests``` required only on Windows (if not using
get.exe)
- Paths are made relative to the file in order to make the windows
executable clickable.

Add ```pip install requests``` to install steps