Implement dynamic neighbors count

[petrkucerak]

Summary by CodeRabbit

Based on the comprehensive summary, here are the release notes:

• New Project

  • Added dynamic-neighbors project for distributed system voting device
  • Implements consensus algorithm for ESP32 devices using ESP-NOW protocol

• New Features

  • Dynamic network management with 1 to N device connections
  • Leader election and time synchronization mechanisms
  • Adaptive neighbor list handling
  • Error state management for distributed devices

• Components Added

  • ESP-NOW utilities for wireless communication
  • Peripheral control for LED management
  • Comprehensive configuration for ESP32 development

• Development Tools

  • Added Visual Studio Code workspace configuration
  • Integrated ESP-IDF framework support

This release introduces a sophisticated distributed system voting device with advanced networking capabilities.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a new project called dynamic-neighbors, which is an implementation for a distributed system course. The project focuses on creating a voting device system using ESP32 devices connected via the ESP-NOW protocol. It includes comprehensive components for managing device communication, neighbor discovery, time synchronization, and distributed system operations.

Changes

File	Change Summary
code/README.md	Added dynamic-neighbors project to the project list
code/dynamic-neighbors/.gitignore	Created gitignore file for build artifacts and ESP-IDF related files
code/dynamic-neighbors/CMakeLists.txt	Added project configuration for "rafting-button"
code/dynamic-neighbors/README.md	Detailed project description for distributed voting device system
code/dynamic-neighbors/components/...	Added utility components for ESP-NOW, peripheral control, and system management
code/dynamic-neighbors/main/...	Implemented core application logic for distributed system communication
code/dynamic-neighbors/sdkconfig	Added ESP-IDF configuration for the project

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Device1 as Device 1
    participant Device2 as Device 2
    participant Device3 as Device 3

    Device1->>+Device2: HELLO_DS Message
    Device2-->>-Device1: NEIGHBOURS Message
    Device1->>+Device3: HELLO_DS Message
    Device3-->>-Device1: NEIGHBOURS Message

    Note over Device1: Becomes Leader if >50% responses

    Device1->>Device2: TIME Synchronization
    Device1->>Device3: TIME Synchronization

    Device1->>Device2: Distribute Logs
    Device1->>Device3: Distribute Logs

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Poem

🐰 Hop, hop, through the wireless waves,
Devices dance in distributed raves!
ESP-NOW whispers, neighbors unite,
Consensus blooming, a technological delight! 🌐
Dynamic connections, a rabbit's dream so bright! 🌟

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• code/dynamic-neighbors/dynamic-neighbors.code-workspace (1 hunks)
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• code/dynamic-neighbors/main/idf_component.yml (1 hunks)
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