ports/esp32:Add modesp32s3(special lcd_cam for esp32s3)

[fvstory]

esp32s3 has a lcd_cam peripheral, so I am interesting exposing it.
1.Now it can be compiled successfully.
2.Divided into three parts(I8080 RGB CAM), but just achieve the I8080 and RGB.
3.The I8080 just expose the tx_param and tx_color, remaining: I think use the MP to write like st7789.py and so on.
4.The RGB need use oct psram or not, but in most cases it need psram as GRAM. So I newly open a GENERIC_S3_GRAM_OCT to apply some special espidf DEFINE to improve the display effect.
5.I am an amateur player, and I have only finished some manuscripts. I hope interested friends can help it.

[fvstory]

Now, the test is ok.
`import esp32s3
from machine import Pin
import time
rgb = esp32s3.RGB(data = (Pin(17), Pin(16), Pin(15), Pin(7), Pin(6), Pin(21), Pin(0), Pin(46),
Pin(3), Pin(8), Pin(18), Pin(10), Pin(11), Pin(12), Pin(13), Pin(14)),
hsync = Pin(38), vsync = Pin(5), de = Pin(39), pclk_pin = Pin(9),
hsync_pulse_width =48, hsync_back_porch =40, hsync_front_porch =40,
vsync_pulse_width =3, vsync_back_porch =29, vsync_front_porch =13,
backlight = Pin(45), pclk = 10 * 1000 * 1000, width = 800, height = 480, num_fbs = 1,
use_bounce_buffer = True, use_psram = True,refresh_on_demand = False)

rgb.backlight_on()
import framebuf
buf = bytearray(800 * 480 * 2)
fbuf = framebuf.FrameBuffer(buf, 800, 480, framebuf.RGB565)
while True:
fbuf.fill(166000)
rgb.bitmap(0, 0, 800, 480, fbuf)
time.sleep(2)
fbuf.fill(16000)
rgb.bitmap(0, 0, 800, 480, fbuf)
time.sleep(2)
fbuf.fill(1600)
rgb.bitmap(0, 0, 800, 480, fbuf)
time.sleep(2)
fbuf.fill(25525)
rgb.bitmap(0, 0, 800, 480, fbuf)
time.sleep(2)`

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