[BUG] Arduino ESP32 Core v2.0.2+ crashes due to our timer hack. #1715
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Later versions of the arduino esp32 framework change how hardware timers work, so our hack breaks spectularly. Check for when we are using V2.0.0+ and use the normal commands to do the hardware timers, otherwise, for older versions, keep the hack. For #1713
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_v2.8.1 (20220101)_ **[Bug Fixes]** - Arduino ESP32 Core v2.0.2+ crashes due to our timer hack. (#1715 #1715) - SONY: Fix old Sony CD-Player Remote (12 Bit) (#1714) **[Features]** - Add tool to convert protocol & code to raw timing info. (#1708 #1707 #1703) - Add basic support for COOLIX48 protocol. (#1697 #1694) - MITSUBISHI_AC: Added support for i-SAVE mode. (#1666) - TOSHIBA_AC: Add Filter setting support. aka. Pure. (#1693 #1692) - Airton: Add detailed A/C support. (#1688 #1670) **[Misc]** - Add a structured library version number. (#1717) - Workflows Split UnitTests (#1712) - Reduce time for workflow/Build (#1709) - Fix some compiler & linter warnings (#1699 #1700) - Fujitsu: Update supported A/C models (#1690 #1689 #1702 #1701) - Remove extra `const` qualifier for char pointer (#1704) - TCL: Update supported devices. (#1698) - ESP32-C3: Work around for some C3 specific compiler issues. (#1696 #1695)
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## _v2.8.1 (20220101)_ **[Bug Fixes]** - Arduino ESP32 Core v2.0.2+ crashes due to our timer hack. (#1715 #1713 ) - SONY: Fix old Sony CD-Player Remote (12 Bit) (#1714) **[Features]** - Add tool to convert protocol & code to raw timing info. (#1708 #1707 #1703) - Add basic support for COOLIX48 protocol. (#1697 #1694) - MITSUBISHI_AC: Added support for i-SAVE mode. (#1666) - TOSHIBA_AC: Add Filter setting support. aka. Pure. (#1693 #1692) - Airton: Add detailed A/C support. (#1688 #1670) **[Misc]** - Add a structured library version number. (#1717) - Workflows Split UnitTests (#1712) - Reduce time for workflow/Build (#1709) - Fix some compiler & linter warnings (#1699 #1700) - Fujitsu: Update supported A/C models (#1690 #1689 #1702 #1701) - Remove extra `const` qualifier for char pointer (#1704) - TCL: Update supported devices. (#1698) - ESP32-C3: Work around for some C3 specific compiler issues. (#1696 #1695)
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Later versions of the Arduino esp32 framework change how hardware timers work, so our hack breaks spectacularly. i.e. ESP32 crashes.
Check for when we are using V2.0.0+ and use the normal commands to do the hardware timers, otherwise, for older versions, keep the hack.
Avoid using EDGE trigger on timer Interrupt as it is not supported apparently on ESP32. Fixes a warning message.
Fixes #1713