Added the article about esp-button component

[pedrominatel]

📝 Description

This article introduces the esp-button component with a practical example for a GPIO button.

Notes:

• The final link to the full source code is missing.
• The Asciinema cast is not working.

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Expected publish date: 2026-02-18

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[FBEZ]

Thank you for your article. Please find below some comments.

[FBEZ]

The following steps start a bit abruptly. Since is a step-by-step guide, I would add a section mentioning the creation of an empty project and move the "installation" section here.

In the end you're not installing the module at system level, you add it to the project itself.

[pedrominatel]

In this case, we can assume that the reader knows about project creation and probably he is adding the component to an existing project.
Adding a component is not the very first step in most cases.

[FBEZ]

Maybe this could be a subsection of the introduction, like key features. It seems to interrupt the flow.
What do you think @f-hollow ?

[f-hollow]

I see that Key features is not a subsection already. I believe it looks natural now:

• Introduction
• Key features
• Application Examples

[f-hollow]

@pedrominatel Thank you for writing the article!

I have a few comments about different aspects.

[pedrominatel]

@f-hollow, PTAL.

[f-hollow]

@pedrominatel A couple of nitpicks, otherwise LGTM!