Description of Change

This pull request introduces a centralized configuration for System-on-Chip (SoC) targets in CI scripts, refactoring the way SoC lists and properties are managed across the project. The main improvement is the introduction of a newsocs_config.sh file, which defines all supported SoCs, their properties, and helper functions. All relevant CI scripts are updated to source this configuration, reducing duplication and making it easier to add or update SoC support. Several scripts are also refactored to use these centralized lists and helper functions, and logic is added to handle default behaviors for building and running tests across multiple targets.

Centralization of SoC Configuration:

• Added.github/scripts/socs_config.sh containing all SoC lists, target groups, IDF version mappings, helper functions for property lookup, and computed arrays for build/test targets. This file is now sourced by all major CI scripts to provide a single source of truth for SoC support.

Refactoring CI Scripts to Use Centralized Config:

• Updatedfind_all_boards.sh,on-push.sh,tests_build.sh,tests_matrix.sh, andtests_run.sh to sourcesocs_config.sh and use its arrays and helper functions instead of hardcoded SoC lists.[1][2][3][4][5]

Build and Test Logic Improvements:

• Refactored build and test scripts (on-push.sh,tests_build.sh,tests_run.sh) to loop over the centralizedBUILD_TEST_TARGETS array instead of hardcoded targets, and to handle default behaviors when no target or sketch is specified, enabling builds/runs for all targets or all sketches as appropriate.[1][2][3][4][5]

QEMU and Architecture Handling:

• Updatedtests_run.sh to use helper functions fromsocs_config.sh for QEMU support and architecture detection, improving maintainability and ensuring only supported targets are run in QEMU.

New Script for Official Variant Change Detection:

• Addedcheck_official_variants.sh, a script to determine if CI workflows should run based on whether official variants were changed, using the centralized SoC lists for accurate detection.

Test Scenarios

Locally and GitLab CI.