On ESP32-S3, USB PHY is clocked from BBPLL,
however if the BBPLL is not used as CPU clock source,
the power management unit can turn it off.
This commit registers USB as BBPLL consumer so it is not turned off.
Closes https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/issues/15451
Add ESP32-S31 USB DWC/UTMI LL headers, SoC register structures, peripheral
descriptors, capabilities, and linker mappings so the HS OTG controller and
UTMI PHY can be built in esp_hal_usb.
Introduce SOC_USB_FSLS_PHY_NUM on USB-OTG targets to separate FSLS USB_WRAP
support from OTG/UTMI support. Use it to gate usb_wrap, the USB PHY driver,
docs, and example build rules on targets without an FSLS PHY.
Also add UTMI data pulldown control to the HAL, clear the boot-time DWC
suspend state on ESP32-S31, alias the legacy internal PHY target to UTMI for
backward compatibility, and extend usb_phy tests for UTMI-only targets.
- Removed conditional definitions for various RCC_ATOMIC macros across
multiple files, replacing them with a unified PERIPH_RCC_ATOMIC() macro.
- Updated instances where specific RCC_ATOMIC macros were used to ensure
consistent usage of PERIPH_RCC_ATOMIC().
- Deleted unused uart_share_hw_ctrl.h file as its functionality is now
integrated into the new structure.
Moved USB PHY source and headers from `usb/` to `esp_hw_support/`
to better reflect their hardware-specific nature.
Replaced use of public GPIO driver APIs with internal LL (Low-Level) APIs
for more precise hardware control and alignment with ESP-IDF HAL best practices.
Deleted deprecated PHY helper functions.
Consolidated all SoC-specific declarations under `usb_periph.h`.
BREAKING CHANGE: deprecated USB PHY APIs have been removed; update
callers to use the new interfaces in esp_hw_support/usb_phy.h
Tomas Rezucha
JiangGuangMingandCursor
igor.masar
morris
C.S.M