Add ESP32/ESP-IDF platform support for mUPnP

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Enables mUPnP to run on ESP32 microcontrollers using ESP-IDF with FreeRTOS, supporting both UPnP control point and device functionality including SSDP discovery, HTTP control, and device/service descriptions.

Platform Abstraction

Threading & Synchronization (src/mupnp/util/)

• FreeRTOS tasks for thread abstraction with configurable stack sizes (min 2048B, default 4096B)
• Mutexes via xSemaphoreCreateMutex() with standard lock/unlock semantics
• Condition variables using binary semaphores with waiter tracking and overflow-safe timeout calculation

Timing & Logging (src/mupnp/util/)

• Task delays via vTaskDelay() with tick conversion
• ESP-IDF logging (ESP_LOG*) integrated, mapping mUPnP severity levels to ESP log levels

Networking (src/mupnp/net/)

• lwIP POSIX-compatible sockets with IGMP multicast support
• Standard getifaddrs() for interface enumeration

All ESP32 code conditionally compiled via #if defined(ESP32) || defined(ESP_PLATFORM).

ESP-IDF Component

Structure (components/mupnp/)

• CMakeLists.txt: Recursive source collection with Expat dependency
• Kconfig: WiFi credentials, stack sizes, logging levels, SSDP intervals, multicast TTL
• idf_component.yml: Component manifest requiring ESP-IDF ≥5.0

Configuration Requirements

CONFIG_LWIP_IGMP=y                    # SSDP multicast
CONFIG_LWIP_SO_REUSE=y                # Socket binding
CONFIG_LWIP_MULTICAST_TX_OPTIONS=y    # TTL control

Examples

Control Point (examples/esp32/control_point/)

mUpnpControlPoint* cp = mupnp_controlpoint_new();
mupnp_controlpoint_start(cp);
mupnp_controlpoint_search(cp, MUPNP_ST_ROOT_DEVICE);
// Discovers devices via SSDP, displays name/type/location

Device Server (examples/esp32/device/)

mUpnpDevice* dev = mupnp_device_new();
mupnp_device_parsedescription(dev, xml, strlen(xml));
mupnp_device_setactionlistener(dev, action_handler);
mupnp_device_start(dev);
// Advertises via SSDP, serves description over HTTP

Both include WiFi station setup and sdkconfig.defaults with required LWIP options.

Memory Footprint

• Base library: ~80KB Flash, ~15KB RAM
• Control point: +30KB RAM (device caching)
• Device server: +20KB RAM per connection
• Suitable for ESP32 (520KB), ESP32-S3 (512KB), ESP32-C3 (400KB)

Compatibility

• ESP-IDF v5.0+ (v5.1+ recommended)
• ESP32, ESP32-S2, ESP32-S3, ESP32-C3
• Zero impact on other platforms (WIN32, Unix, ITRON, etc.)

Documentation

• ESP32_BUILD_GUIDE.md: Installation, build steps, configuration, troubleshooting
• ESP32_IMPLEMENTATION_NOTES.md: Architecture, design decisions, limitations
• ESP32_TESTING_CHECKLIST.md: Comprehensive validation procedures
• Updated README.md with ESP32 quick start

Requires ESP-IDF toolchain and hardware for validation.

Original prompt

Goal
Enable cybergarage/mupnp to build and run on ESP32 using ESP-IDF with FreeRTOS, supporting both UPnP client and server functionality (SSDP discovery, HTTP control, device/service descriptions, and eventing where feasible).

Scope

• Build system: Add ESP-IDF-compatible CMake and component configuration to compile mupnp as an ESP-IDF component or static library. Provide example app(s).
• Platform abstraction: Implement or adapt platform-dependent layers (network sockets, threading, timers, filesystem/flash-friendly I/O, logging) using ESP-IDF APIs (lwIP for sockets, FreeRTOS for threading/synchronization, esp_timer for timers, etc.).
• Networking:
  • SSDP (UDP multicast on 239.255.255.250:1900) using lwIP sockets and IGMP/MCAST joins.
  • HTTP (TCP) for control point and device hosting (simple HTTP server/client using ESP-IDF or lightweight internal implementation).
• UPnP stack: Ensure core UPnP client/server flows operate on ESP32 (M-SEARCH, NOTIFY, GET/POST for control actions, device/service XML parsing). Keep memory footprint small.
• Examples:
  • Control point example that performs SSDP discovery and prints discovered devices/services.
  • Minimal device example that advertises a basic UPnP device and serves description over HTTP.
• Documentation: Add README section for ESP32 build/run steps.

Deliverables

1. New component directory (e.g., components/mupnp) with CMakeLists.txt to build under ESP-IDF, plus Kconfig if needed.
2. Platform shim code under src/platform/esp32 (or similar) providing implementations for:
   • Net: UDP multicast (SSDP) and TCP sockets (HTTP)
   • Threading: FreeRTOS tasks, mutexes, condition variables/semaphores
   • Timers: esp_timer or FreeRTOS timers
   • Time: gettimeofday or esp_timer based time utilities
   • Logging: use ESP_LOG* macros behind existing logging interface
3. Build configurations for examples under examples/esp32/control_point and examples/esp32/device with separate CMakeLists.txt + main/ sources.
4. README updates with setup, sdkconfig notes (Wi-Fi, IGMP, mDNS if used, heap settings), build and flash instructions.

Implementation Notes

• Use ESP-IDF v5.x APIs (confirm minimal supported version and avoid deprecated ones); ensure compatibility with lwIP sockets (POSIX-style) available in ESP-IDF.
• SSDP multicast:
  • Enable LWIP_MULTICAST/IGMP in sdkconfig; join 239.255.255.250 on the active netif; set TTL=2; handle interface binding (IP_MULTICAST_IF) if necessary.
  • Send NOTIFY and M-SEARCH messages; listen on UDP 1900.
• HTTP server/client:
  • For small footprint, use esp_http_server for device description hosting.
  • For client, use esp_http_client or retain mupnp’s internal HTTP client adapted to lwIP sockets.
• Threading:
  • Map existing thread abstractions to FreeRTOS tasks; ensure stack sizes are configurable via Kconfig.
  • Replace pthread primitives with FreeRTOS equivalents; wrap in portable API to minimize changes to core code.
• Timers:
  • Replace POSIX timers with esp_timer or FreeRTOS timers for periodic tasks (SSDP announcements, cache expiration).
• Memory/IO:
  • Avoid file I/O where not available; allow device/service XML to be embedded as strings or served from SPIFFS/LittleFS if enabled.
• Config:
  • Provide Kconfig options for Wi-Fi SSID/password, multicast enable, HTTP server port, stack sizes, SSDP announce interval.

Testing

• On ESP32-DevKitC or similar:
  • Build examples, flash, connect to Wi-Fi, verify SSDP discovery via a desktop UPnP control point (e.g., CyberLink for Java or VLC) and that the device advertises and serves description XML.
  • Run control point example to list devices discovered on the network.

Tasks

• Create ESP-IDF component structure and CMake.
• Implement platform shims (net/thread/timer/logging) under src/platform/esp32.
• Integrate shims with core UPnP modules.
• Add example apps and CMake build files.
• Write README instructions.

Acceptance Criteria

• Successful build under ESP-IDF toolchain for both examples.
• Control point discovers devices via SSDP; device example announces NOTIFY and responds to M-SEARCH; device description accessible via HTTP.
• CI or manual instructions provided for building with ESP-IDF.

This pull request was created as a result of the following prompt from Copilot chat.

Goal
Enable cybergarage/mupnp to build and run on ESP32 using ESP-IDF with FreeRTOS, supporting both UPnP client and server functionality (SSDP discovery, HTTP control, device/service descriptions, and eventing where feasible).

Scope

• Build system: Add ESP-IDF-compatible CMake and component configuration to compile mupnp as an ESP-IDF component or static library. Provide example app(s).
• Platform abstraction: Implement or adapt platform-dependent layers (network sockets, threading, timers, filesystem/flash-friendly I/O, logging) using ESP-IDF APIs (lwIP for sockets, FreeRTOS for threading/synchronization, esp_timer for timers, etc.).
• Networking:
  • SSDP (UDP multicast on 239.255.255.250:1900) using lwIP sockets and IGMP/MCAST joins.
  • HTTP (TCP) for control point and device hosting (simple HTTP server/client using ESP-IDF or lightweight internal implementation).
• UPnP stack: Ensure core UPnP client/server flows operate on ESP32 (M-SEARCH, NOTIFY, GET/POST for control actions, device/service XML parsing). Keep memory footprint small.
• Examples:
  • Control point example that performs SSDP discovery and prints discovered devices/services.
  • Minimal device example that advertises a basic UPnP device and serves description over HTTP.
• Documentation: Add README section for ESP32 build/run steps.

Deliverables

1. New component directory (e.g., components/mupnp) with CMakeLists.txt to build under ESP-IDF, plus Kconfig if needed.
2. Platform shim code under src/platform/esp32 (or similar) providing implementations for:
   • Net: UDP multicast (SSDP) and TCP sockets (HTTP)
   • Threading: FreeRTOS tasks, mutexes, condition variables/semaphores
   • Timers: esp_timer or FreeRTOS timers
   • Time: gettimeofday or esp_timer based time utilities
   • Logging: use ESP_LOG* macros behind existing logging interface
3. Build configurations for examples under examples/esp32/control_point and examples/esp32/device with separate CMakeLists.txt + main/ sources.
4. README updates with setup, sdkconfig notes (Wi-Fi, IGMP, mDNS if used, heap settings), build and flash instructions.

Implementation Notes

• Use ESP-IDF v5.x APIs (confirm minimal supported version and avoid deprecated ones); ensure compatibility with lwIP sockets (POSIX-style) available in ESP-IDF.
• SSDP multicast:
  • Enable LWIP_MULTICAST/IGMP in sdkconfig; join 239.255.255.250 on the active netif; set TTL=2; handle interface binding (IP_MULTICAST_IF) if necessary.
  • Send NOTIFY and M-SEARCH messages; listen on UDP 1900.
• HTTP server/client:
  • For small footprint, use esp_http_server for device description hosting.
  • For client, use esp_http_client or retain mupnp’s internal HTTP client adapted to lwIP sockets.
• Threading:
  • Map existing thread abstractions to FreeRTOS tasks; ensure stack sizes are configurable via Kconfig.
  • Replace pthread primitives with FreeRTOS equivalents; wrap in portable API to minimize changes to core code.
• Timers:
  • Replace POSIX timers with esp_timer or FreeRTOS timers for periodic tasks (SSDP announcements, cache expiration).
• Memory/IO:
  • Avoid file I/O where not available; allow device/service XML to be embedded as strings or served from SPIFFS/LittleFS if enabled.
• Config:
  • Provide Kconfig options for Wi-Fi SSID/password, multicast enable, HTTP server port, stack sizes, SSDP announce interval.

Testing

• On ESP32-DevKitC or similar:
  • Build examples, flash, connect to Wi-Fi, verify SSDP discovery via a desktop UPnP control point (e.g., CyberLink for Java or VLC) and that the device advertises and serves description XML.
  • Run control point example to list devices discovered on the network.

Tasks

• Create ESP-IDF component structure and CMake.
• Implement platform shims (net/thread/timer/logging) under src/platform/esp32.
• Integrate shims with core UPnP modules.
• Add example apps and CMake build files.
• Write README instructions.

Acceptance Criteria

• Successful build under ESP-IDF toolchain for both examples.
• Control point discovers devices via SSDP; device example announces NOTIFY and responds to M-SEARCH; device description accessible via HTTP.
• CI or manual instructions provided for building with ESP-IDF.

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