Placing the ESP32S3 module into bootloader mode with remote button

[thatSFguy]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The button on the ESP32S3 XIAO for placing the bootloder into flash mode is tiny and in a very bad spot. Once I assemble the unit, it's very difficult to get to the push button, not only because of the LORA shield that I'm using, but also the enclosure that I'm using.

Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to be able to add a separate boot button that I can place in a more convenient spot. E.g. Using a wire connected to some pin or soldering pad and adding a momentary push button that is water proof.

Describe alternatives you've considered
I researched ways of making it work like some other boards where a boot button is not needed, but it appears that this may not be possible for this board.

Additional context
The size of the module makes it ideal for tight spaces and can be embedded in epoxy (if needed). My plan is to attach a USB cable directly to the board, so I have a way to update and monitor the board. If it is possible I would like to add an extra line to have a remote boot button
Low level diagram:
ESP32S3 Board -----------> Cable (5 Lines) ---------------> USB connector + 1 boot push button

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👋 @thatSFguy

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[nfs0619]

Thank you for your suggestion! We appreciate your feedback and will consider it for future improvements, particularly regarding the boot button placement. Your input is valuable to us. If you have any more ideas or suggestions, feel free to share them!