Setting programmer.default has unfortunately multiple effects:
- sets the tick by default in the Tool menu in the IDE (which was the
  expected behavior),
- forces the CLI to use the specified programmer every time an upload is
  attempted (which is confusing users).

For this reason, it is better to remove the "programmer.default" setting
from the board definition and let the user choose the programmer in the
IDE menus, as it was before.

Use packaging.version instead of the deprecated distutils.version

Necessary to combine the json files

Co-authored-by: Lucas Saavedra Vaz <32426024+lucasssvaz@users.noreply.github.com>

* ci(push): Fix sizes upload if there is no changes

* ci(bot): Fix GitHub actions bot commit info

* Rename esp_ble_gap_ext_adv_reprot_t

* IDF release/v4.4 d0274c0efb

* IDF release/v4.4 79e71e008c

* IDF release/v4.4 1424b2b1e6

* IDF release/v4.4 799e503c47

* IDF release/v4.4 c0e0af03d1

* IDF release/v4.4 1558b05d1c

* IDF release/v4.4 8498af6bd4

* IDF release/v4.4 a9d0f22193

* fix(uart): Set back Pin signal polarity

Fixes a problem related to inverting signal polarity back to normal after a previous inversion.

This shall set the correct polarity in Serial.begin().

* fix(uart): Remove commentary

Removes a commentary with a question about the inversing polarity function.

* fix(uart): Update comment

Co-authored-by: Jan Procházka <90197375+P-R-O-C-H-Y@users.noreply.github.com>

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Co-authored-by: Jan Procházka <90197375+P-R-O-C-H-Y@users.noreply.github.com>

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The digitalPinToInterrupt() macro currently remaps the pin number to the
GPIO number. This is not necessary, as most users will then use the
returned value in attachInterrupt() or other similar API functions,
which already perform the same remapping.

The first half of the macro (the condition) does indeed require the
remapping to ensure the check operates on GPIO numbers.

Fixes #10367.

The pin remapping functions have to be called as early as possible in
the begin() function, to immediately convert the input parameters to the
GPIO numbers used everywhere in the core.

This issue has always been dormant since the introduction of pin
remapping in 9b4622d, but was exposed by the recent UART pin detach
support, which actually disabled the original Serial0 pins.

Move the pin remapping function calls earlier in the begin() function to
fix this issue.

…le() if serialEvent() is not declared (#10429)

* fix(uart): applies #10428 to 2.0.x core

* fix(uart): there is no usb serial event in 2.0.x

…port of #9333) (#10697)