docs: update application examples for modbus.rst, mqtt.rst and lwip.rst

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As the example code above, you can call ``esp_ping_get_profile`` to get different runtime statistics of ping session in the callback function.
Application Example
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Application Examples
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ICMP echo example: :example:`protocols/icmp_echo`
- :example:`protocols/icmp_echo` demonstrates how to implement a simple ping command line utility to test if a remote host is reachable on the IP network, using ICMP echo request packets.
API Reference
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* `ESP-Modbus documentation (English) <https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-modbus>`__
Application Example
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Application Examples
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The examples below demonstrate the ESP-Modbus library of serial and TCP ports for both slave and master implementations respectively.
- :example:`protocols/modbus/serial/mb_slave`
- :example:`protocols/modbus/serial/mb_master`
- :example:`protocols/modbus/tcp/mb_tcp_slave`
- :example:`protocols/modbus/tcp/mb_tcp_master`
- :example:`protocols/modbus/serial/mb_slave` demonstrates how to use {IDF_TARGET_NAME} as a Modbus serial slave device with the esp-modbus stack, enabling an external Modbus host to read and write device parameters using the Modbus protocol.
- :example:`protocols/modbus/serial/mb_master` demonstrates how to use the esp-modbus stack port on {IDF_TARGET_NAME} as a Modbus serial master device, capable of reading and writing values from slave devices in a Modbus segment.
- :example:`protocols/modbus/tcp/mb_tcp_slave` demonstrates the esp-modbus TCP slave stack port, allowing an external Modbus host to read and write device parameters via the Modbus protocol.
- :example:`protocols/modbus/tcp/mb_tcp_master` demonstrates how to use the esp-modbus stack port on {IDF_TARGET_NAME} as a Modbus TCP master device, capable of reading and writing values from slave devices in a Modbus network.
Please refer to the ``README.md`` documents of each specific example for details.
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- For the detailed protocol specifications, see `The Modbus Organization <https://modbus.org/specs.php>`_.

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Application Examples
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* :example:`protocols/mqtt/tcp`: MQTT over TCP, default port 1883
* :example:`protocols/mqtt/ssl`: MQTT over TLS, default port 8883
* :example:`protocols/mqtt/ssl_ds`: MQTT over TLS using digital signature peripheral for authentication, default port 8883
* :example:`protocols/mqtt/ssl_mutual_auth`: MQTT over TLS using certificates for authentication, default port 8883
* :example:`protocols/mqtt/ssl_psk`: MQTT over TLS using pre-shared keys for authentication, default port 8883
* :example:`protocols/mqtt/ws`: MQTT over WebSocket, default port 80
* :example:`protocols/mqtt/wss`: MQTT over WebSocket Secure, default port 443
* :example:`protocols/mqtt5`: Uses ESP-MQTT library to connect to broker with MQTT v5.0
- :example:`protocols/mqtt/tcp` demonstrates how to implement MQTT communication over TCP (default port 1883).
- :example:`protocols/mqtt/ssl` demonstrates how to use SSL transport to implement MQTT communication over TLS (default port 8883).
- :example:`protocols/mqtt/ssl_ds` demonstrates how to use digital signature peripheral for authentication to implement MQTT communication over TLS (default port 8883).
- :example:`protocols/mqtt/ssl_mutual_auth` demonstrates how to use certificates for authentication to implement MQTT communication (default port 8883).
- :example:`protocols/mqtt/ssl_psk` demonstrates how to use pre-shared keys for authentication to implement MQTT communication over TLS (default port 8883).
- :example:`protocols/mqtt/ws` demonstrates how to implement MQTT communication over WebSocket (default port 80).
- :example:`protocols/mqtt/wss` demonstrates how to implement MQTT communication over WebSocket Secure (default port 443).
- :example:`protocols/mqtt5` demonstrates how to use ESP-MQTT library to connect to broker with MQTT v5.0.
- :example:`protocols/mqtt/custom_outbox` demonstrates how to customize the outbox in the ESP-MQTT library.
MQTT Message Retransmission
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