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Added support for Thread Synchronized Sleepy End Devices #17803
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Thread 1.2 allows to use Synchronized Sleepy End Devices that doesn't need to poll parent for data like traditional SED, but wakes up in scheduled time slots to listen for messages without transmitting requests to parent. * Refactored naming for sleepy end devices, as everywhere the polling mechanism is assumed. Basically renamed polling intervals to intervals and fast/slow polling mode to active/idle mode. * Added CHIP_DEVICE_CONFIG_THREAD_SSED that allows to enable Thread SSED support. * Added new Thread kThreadDeviceType_SynchronizedSleepyEndDevice device type * Added calculating communication intervals for Thread SSED based on CSL period instead of poll period.
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PR #17803: Size comparison from aa566b0 to d6b94d2 Increases (8 builds for cc13x2_26x2, cyw30739, efr32, nrfconnect)
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Problem
Thread 1.2 allows to use Synchronized Sleepy End Devices that doesn't need to poll parent for data like traditional SED,
but wakes up in scheduled time slots to listen for messages without transmitting requests to parent. There is no support for such devices in Matter Thread platform.
Change overview
intervals to intervals and fast/slow polling mode to active/idle mode.
Testing
PR adds only initial support, as no example is using SSED yet. Communication was tested manually with the nrfconnect lock-app, chip-tool and ota-provider.