Developer request: Allow upstrem add for OpenHardware WHY2025-Badge (ESP32-P4+ESP32-C6+SX1262) because of the Hardware Model Acceptance Policy

[why2025badge]

Before work gets spend into creating a PR for a device, the Hardware Model Acceptance Policy adds a requirement to ask for exception for this device:
https://meshtastic.org/docs/development/firmware/build/#hardware-model-acceptance-policy

The Meshtastic team reserves the right to make exceptions to this policy where needed.

There is usable Meshtastic firmware for this device here: https://github.com/pkoryzna/meshtastic-ui-why-m2
Here some more information about the device: https://wiki.why2025.org/Badge

This is not a DIY-device! Its a limited hardware production and many devices exist. Everyone is thanks to OpenHardware free to build more of those devices. The OTHER LoRa project with the non-copyleft license have support for this device. Lets add it to Meshtastic too.

[lyusupov]

1. ESP32: Migrate to Arduino 3.x (pioarduino) #9122
2. https://docs.espressif.com/projects/arduino-esp32/en/latest/migration_guides/2.x_to_3.0.html

[why2025badge]

Thanks for your answer. This is information about what is required to make this work.
My request is to get the required exception from the Meshtastic hardware-model-acceptance-policy for this device.
Because there is a hardware-model-acceptance-policy in Meshtastic that requires people asking first to get the required exception, then this is first and highest priority. The technical stuff is second.

[garthvh]

This is the very definition of a diy device, low quantity limited run. Hardware models are for devices with ongoing vendor support.