cpu/esp32: enable puf_sram feature#17671
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Contribution description
This pull request enables the
puf_sramfeature for ESP32 platforms.Testing procedure
Execute tests/puf_sram on a ESP32 board as explained in the test README. I have used the
esp32-wroom-32board.Run the example test script alike
python tests/example_test.py -n 100. This produces 100 SRAM based seeds with a power-off time of 1 second. It should produce outputs similar to:Note: The reset button (EN pin) disables a voltage regulator which causes a hard reset. Hence, pressing reset on that board will not trigger the soft reset detection.
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#17665