Added support for Bharat Pi Node Wifi, Bharat Pi A7672S 4G Module and Bharat Pi LoRa boards

Bharat-Pi commented 1 month ago

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Description of Change

This Pull Request add support to three new hardware on the market using ESP32 modules, Bharat Pi Node Wifi , Bharat Pi A7672s 4G and Bharat Pi LoRa modules. Links to the hardware is provided below

Bharat Pi Node Wifi https://bharatpi.net/product/bharat-pi-node-wifi/

Bharat Pi A7672s 4G Board https://bharatpi.net/product/bharat-pi-4g-lte-module-with-esp32-simcom-a7672-with-gps/

Bharat Pi LoRa boards with Indian Frequency https://bharatpi.net/product/bharat-pi-lora-module-with-esp32-lora868mhz-transreceiver-with-esp32-arduino-compatible/

These boards are used by Students, Tinkerers across 100s of different colleges and universities and we are connected with the Espressif to launch these boards.

Tests scenarios

We have tested these changes on a Bharat Pi boards using the Arduino IDE and the ESP32 core with 4MB, 8MB and 16MB flash versions of ESP32. We have verified that the defined pins correspond to the correct hardware pins on the board. We tested the samples codes and libraries of our code and example codes. You can see our test codes in this page https://github.com/Bharat-Pi/iot-projects

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**Some issues found for the commit messages in this PR:** - the commit message `"Bharat Pi Arduino Libs for Lora and 4G Modules"`: - *summary* looks empty - *type/action* looks empty - the commit message `"Bharat Pi Arduino libs"`: - *summary* looks empty - *type/action* looks empty *** **Please fix these commit messages** - here are some basic tips: - follow [Conventional Commits style](https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/) - correct format of commit message should be: `():

`, for example `fix(esp32): Fixed startup timeout issue` - allowed types are: `change,ci,docs,feat,fix,refactor,remove,revert,test` - sufficiently descriptive message summary should be between 20 to 72 characters and start with upper case letter - avoid Jira references in commit messages (unavailable/irrelevant for our customers) `TIP:` Install pre-commit hooks and run this check when committing (uses the [Conventional Precommit Linter](https://github.com/espressif/conventional-precommit-linter)).

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