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Merge branch 'backport/openthread_related_feature_v52_20241125' into 'release/v5.2'

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Backport openthread related features to 5.2

See merge request espressif/esp-idf!35173
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Shu Chen
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@@ -102,6 +102,22 @@ The following steps are required to deinitialize the OpenThread stack:
- Call :cpp:func:`esp_netif_destroy` and :cpp:func:`esp_openthread_netif_glue_deinit` to deinitialize the OpenThread network interface if you have created one.
- Call :cpp:func:`esp_openthread_deinit` to deinitialize the OpenThread stack.
OpenThread Macro Definitions
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In the OpenThread protocol stack, defining macros to enable features and configure parameters is a common practice. Users can define macro values to enable or disable specific features and adjust parameters. ESP provides the following methods for defining OpenThread macros:
- Using configuration menu (``menuconfig``): Some macros are mapped to Kconfig files and can be configured through ``idf.py menuconfig → Component config → OpenThread``. This allows enabling or disabling features and setting related parameters.
- Using user-defined header files: Users can create a custom header file and enable it via ``idf.py menuconfig → Component config → OpenThread → Thread Extended Features → Use a header file defined by customer``. The priority of the custom header file is second only to the ``menuconfig``.
- Using ``openthread-core-esp32x-xxx-config.h`` for configuration: Some macros have default values set in the OpenThread private header files. These cannot currently be modified through the ``menuconfig``, but can be modified via user-defined header files.
- Using OpenThread stack default configurations: Other macros are assigned default values when defined in the OpenThread stack.
.. note::
The priority of the above configuration methods, from highest to lowest, is as follows:
Configuration Menu → User-defined Header File → openthread-core-esp32x-xxx-config.h → OpenThread Stack Default Configuration
The OpenThread Border Router
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