Disable holds / isolations on RTC IO pads after deep sleep#3539
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…c#3539) * disable holds on RTC IO pads after deep sleep * Don't assume SOC_RTCIO_HOLD_SUPPORTED
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On ESP32, on wake from deep sleep, releases RTC IO pads which were held or isolated to minimize current leakage, freeing them to resume their normal function.