Add device-envoy to component abstraction crates (and alphabetize)#505
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Add device-envoy under Component abstraction crates. It provides Embassy-based device abstractions for LED-panel graphics, Wi-Fi provisioning, audio playback, storage, and more on Pico 1 & 2 and ESP32-C6 & ESP32-S3.
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Add device-envoy under Component abstraction crates. It provides Embassy-based device abstractions for LED-panel graphics, Wi-Fi provisioning, audio playback, storage, and more on Pico 1 & 2 and ESP32-C6 & ESP32-S3.