Add port "auto" config - that enables auto detect of port #31
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similar to atomvm/exatomvm#12 Existing behaviour is kept - no defaults changed. Signed-off-by: Peter M <petermm@gmail.com>
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similar/equivalent to atomvm/exatomvm#12
Existing behaviour is kept - no defaults changed.
Esptool has auto-detect port features (when --port is left out), where it enumerates serial ports and finds the first port with esp32 connected.
Setting port to "auto" - (in combination with chip auto) - enables huge DX increase - where one can swap devices, and
rebar3 atomvm esp32_flash- without having to figure out and configure the port.Also avoids funny stuff like a macbook pro having different name for left/right side usb respectively.