Add support for LORD (Little Offensive Reconnaissance Device) Board (DIY Bruce device) #1900
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SPI Stability fix Boot loop fix Touch accuracy enhanced
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This PR adds full board support for the LORD Board (Little Offensive Reconnaissance Device) — a fully DIY, ESP32-S3–based Bruce implementation with integrated wireless modules and peripherals.
The LORD Board is built entirely on perfboard/zero PCB with manual wiring, so it requires no custom PCB and can be easily replicated by anyone. It’s designed to leverage the full potential of the Bruce firmware, using:
There is currently no existing Bruce board with this specific ESP32-S3 + ILI9341 combination.
This PR also includes detailed documentation and schematics to make the board straightforward for the community to reproduce and hack on.