Add new ULP example for ESP32 #7221
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Description of Change
It adds a new ULP example for ESP32 that demonstrates how to create ULP code with Arduino.
The Code executes a smooth blink on the GPIO2 which is executes in background by the ESP32 ULP.
There is a RTC MEM parameter used to tell the ULP code the Blinking Speed.
Tests scenarios
Tested on the ESP32 with a builtin LED in the GPIO2
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