Alpha release

Author: q-thla

.gitignore

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+## Ignore Work directory
+Work/

.gitmodules

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+[submodule "Components/ThirdParty/Matter/repo"]
+	path = Components/ThirdParty/Matter/repo
+	url = https://github.com/Qorvo/connectedhomeip
+	branch = v0.9.7.1

Applications/Matter/light/Makefile.light_qpg6105

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+# Matter QPG6105 lighting example application
+
+Qorvo's QPG6105 Matter lighting example shows how to create a remotely controlled dimmable color light bulb, with Thread
+connectivity, using Matter. It is using Bluetooth LE to perform Matter provisioning. This example can be used as reference for
+creating your own Matter light bulb.
+
+Buttons are used as input to trigger device state changes, LEDs are used as output to visualize the device states.
+
+Features of this application are:
+- Remote lighting control (dimming, color, on/off) using a Matter controller (Instuctions to use a Matter controller can
+be found [here](../../../Documents/Guides/)).
+- Bluetooth LE for Matter commissioning procedure.
+- CLI console for [OpenThread commands](https://github.com/openthread/openthread/blob/9ea34d1e2053b6b2a80e1d46b65a6aee99fc504a/src/cli/README.md).
+- Factory reset implementation based on number of reset cycles.
+
+
+---
+
+- [Matter QPG6105 lighting example application](#matter-qpg6105-lighting-example-application)
+  - [Commissioning](#commissioning)
+  - [Button control](#button-control)
+  - [LED output](#led-output)
+  - [Factory reset](#factory-reset)
+  - [Logging output](#logging-output)
+  - [OpenThread CLI](#openthread-cli)
+  - [Building and flashing](#building-and-flashing)
+  - [Testing the example](#testing-the-example)
+    - [Android chip-tool](#android-chip-tool)
+    - [POSIX CLI chip-tool](#posix-cli-chip-tool)
+
+---
+
+## Commissioning
+
+The Matter light will start Bluetooth LE advertising automatically at start-up so it is discoverable for a Matter
+controller to start the Matter commissioning.
+
+The commissioning procedure is done over Bluetooth LE where a connection is setup between a Matter device and a Matter
+controller. This Matter controller takes the role of a commissioner.
+The commissioner needs to get information from the Matter device to start the commissioning. This information can be
+obtained by a QR code or from the serial output of the Matter device. More information how this is done, can be found in
+the guides that explain the [Android chip-tool](../../../Documents/Guides/commissioning_android_chiptool.md) or the
+[POSIX CLI chip-tool](../../../Documents/Guides/commissioning_posix_cli_chiptool.md) as commissioners.
+
+The final phase in the commissioning procedure is Thread provisioning. This involves sending the Thread network
+credentials over Bluetooth LE to the Matter device. Once this is done, the device joins the Thread network and
+communication with other Thread devices in the network can be achieved.
+
+## Button control
+
+This application uses following buttons of the DK board:
+
+- `SW2`: Used to toggle the light between two levels
+- `SW6`: Used to perform a HW reset for the full board. If the reset is triggered 10 times in a row, factory reset will
+be triggered.
+- `SW4`: Used to toggle the off/on state of the simulated light
+- `SW5`: Used to perform, depending on the time the button is kept pressed,
+  - Software update - not yet supported (released before 3s)
+  - Trigger Thread joining (release after 3s)
+  - Factory reset (released after 6s)
+
+The buttons `SW1`, `SW3` and the slider switch `SW7` are unused.
+
+## LED output
+
+The following LEDs are used during the application:
+
+- `LD3` - RGB led:
+  - Off: Light is off
+  - Dim: Light is set to low level
+  - Bright: Light is set to high level
+- `LD4` - RED led - shows the device state and its connectivity. Following states are defined:
+  - Short blink every 1s: Bluetooth LE advertising. The device is not commissioned yet.
+  - Fast blinks: Bluetooth LE connected and subscribed but not yet commissioned.
+  - Short off: Thread connected
+  - On: Full service connectivity
+
+## Factory reset
+
+Factory reset of the Matter light can be triggered by pressing the reset (`SW6`) exactly 10 times in a row or by holding
+`SW5` at least 6 seconds. If the factory reset is triggered by the reset sequence, the light will blink one second ON and
+one second OFF, two times.
+
+## Logging output
+
+For instructions to view the serial logging, refer to [Matter light and lock](../../../README.md#matter-light-and-lock).
+
+At startup you will see:
+
+```
+qvCHIP <version> ROM<vx> (CL:xxxxxx) r:x
+[P][-] Init CHIP Stack
+[P][DL] BLEManagerImpl::Init() complete
+[P][-] Initializing OpenThread stack
+[P][DL] OpenThread ifconfig up and thread start
+[P][DL] OpenThread started: OK
+[P][DL] Setting OpenThread device type to MINIMAL END DEVICE
+[P][-] Starting OpenThread task
+[P][-] Starting Platform Manager Event Loop
+[P][-] ============================
+[P][-] Qorvo <application>-app Launching
+[P][-] ============================
+```
+
+## OpenThread CLI
+
+Using the serial connection with the Matter device you can access the OpenThread CLI. Type `help` to find the available
+commands.
+
+## Building and flashing
+
+See [Compilation and Programming](../../../README.md#compilation-and-programming) section to get instructions how to
+build and program the Matter light example application.
+
+## Testing the example
+
+### Android chip-tool
+
+Please refer to [Commissioning Qorvo Matter device with Android chip-tool](../../../Documents/Guides/commissioning_android_chiptool.md)
+
+### POSIX CLI chip-tool
+
+Please refer to [Commissioning Qorvo Matter device with POSIX CLI chip-tool](../../../Documents/Guides/commissioning_posix_cli_chiptool.md)
+