Lower the entry barrier to join the project

[bs-github]

Using the AC011K board as the dev platform is sub optimal.

The entry level to join the project is probably too high. It would be desirable to be able to compile the project for more widely available hardware to begin with.

Probably the most ESP32s out there have 4MB of flash.

The solution I'd like There should be a configuration that compiles for the 4MB boards and includes a mocked EVSE module to test the project without having an electric vehicle nor a wallbox.

We already have parts of that but it's not working out of the box right now.

Missing parts are:

• a stripped down version of the build (see: #14)
• the EVSE mockup module (see: #15)
• some beginners onboarding documentation to get a newcomer started

[bs-github]

I've started to add some basic explanations in the two README.md and software/README.md files.

Those two files should have enough information to give some brief and basic instructions on how to start.

More documentation should be in the Wiki.

[bs-github]

doc and toolchain improvements (should address some beginners onboarding documentation to get a newcomer started)

• a062351becf39f8dc3958fb4a567fca6e1690b14 document pio run -e warpAC011K -a 192.168.0.123 -t ota
• 56172b0a72a5b649e429264afa3a30039c98d85f Fix #27 PlatformIO OTA upload target

[bs-github]

The Wiki has it's own issue (see: #12), as well as the EVSE mockup module (see: #15) and the other topic is done. Closing.