🚀 micrOS 3.0 - Standalone

[BxNxM]

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MINIMUM RAM REQUIREMENT: 200KB

 Core System improvements:
    - (1) Async SSL/TLS integration (micropython 1.22+ required)
        - urequest module async redesign for rest clients
            - LM_telegram (Notify) + server (listener - chatbot)
    - (2) ESP-NOW (peer-to-peer communication) integration into InterCon
       - Multi command same device improvement (session ID handling)
    - (3) New intercon syntax - command level integration:
        - rgb toggle >>RingLight.local
        - similar as (obsolete): intercon sendcmd host="RingLight.local" cmd="rgb toggle"
        - espnow integration into `rgb toggle >>RingLight.local` syntax (when available on target)
    - (4) Create multi level project structure (curret is flat fs)
        - New micrOS FS structure:
            - Automatic dir creation at bootup: '/lib', '/logs', '/web', '/data', '/config', '/modules'
            - Automatic sub-dir handling /source and /precompiled
            - Automatic dir creation over USB
            
            System Core File Structure:
            - root fs (stays untouched (approx.: 24)): /
                - micrOS.py (core)
                - Config.py (core)
                - Tasks.py (core)
                - Shell.py (core)
                - Web.py (core)
                - Server.py (core)
                - etc... (core)
            - /web folder: /web
                - *.html
                - *.js
                - *.css
                - etc.
            - [RUNTIME] /data folder: /data
               - Dynamic/Runtime (approx.: 0-8):
                   - *.pds (LM app cache - persistent data storage)
                    - *.dat (Common datalogger output)
                - Or store any application data here
            - [RUNTIME] /logs folder: /logs
                - *.log
                - *.sys.log
            - config folder /config
             - node_config.json (core config)
             - *.key files (offloaded core config values, like: guimeta)
          - module folder /modules - (mip complient: /modules/lib)
                - LM_* (approx.: 54)
                - IO_* (approx.: 5)

        - (5) Universal task creation response: `{taskID: verdict}`

        - (6) Proper mip installer support (/modules or /lib or /web)
            - Note: Autonomous package management over wifi (github)
                - pacman install <package-url>
                - pacman uninstall <package-name>
                - pacman upgrade <package-name>
                - pacman ls
                - pacman dirtree
        - (7) /config/requirements.txt handling (native micropython requirements syntax)
            -  pacman install "requirements.txt"
        - (8) micrOS/packages - submodule to create individual installable applications for micrOS
            - Application registry (package.json and pacman.json): https://github.com/BxNxM/micrOSPackages 
            - micrOS devToolKit micrOS/packages Load Module feature rendering (same as for built-in LMs)
                - sfuncman.json and sfuncman.html - external packages highlight

        - (9) micropython uplift to `1.27`
            - fix micrOS USB update config restore issue

        - (10) WebEngine: Web mounts/aliases for /data and /modules
            - Default web mount: /web
            - Extended web mounts (if in this dict logic): 
                WEB_MOUNTS = {
                    #             PATH
                    "$modules": "/modules",
                    "$data": "/data",
                    ...
                }
           - Absolute usr input path check (Files.py)
            - Fileserver integration
                - custom listing for /modules (without .mpy files)
                - mount pathes write access handlig
                - mount pathes read (+visibility) access handlig

        - (11) @Auth.sudo decorator
            - Require pwd="<password>" parameter
            - Two modes:
                - Always require
                - Require when force=True (_force_only=(True, 0))
            - Apply this to:
                - pacman rm
                - pacman rmdir
                - pacman uninstall
                - pacman upgrade ... force=True
                - ...

        - (12) WebEngine: robust protocol parsing with finite state machine
            - Restructure WebEngine to decouple transport handling from protocol parsing
            - Always forward response headers to load module callback functions
            - Bounded memory allocations and configurable memory profiles
            - Fixed instabilities in WebUI with improved socket handling

        - (13) Generic boot up flow optimization and requests (tls/https) improvements