rtc timestamp, and not update

[Red-Owl]

Board

ESP32 wt32-s3-wrover (wt32sc01 plus)

Device Description

ESP32 wt32-s3-wrover (wt32sc01 plus)

Hardware Configuration

not important (partial)

Version

v3.0.2

IDE Name

Platformio

Operating System

win11

Flash frequency

40mhz

PSRAM enabled

yes

Upload speed

115200

Description

incorrect and not update read rtc after update arduino 3, and idf 5.4.0
(no hardware spi connected and inizialized)

Sketch

#include <WString.h>
#include <ESP32Time.h>

ESP32Time esprtc(0);   //0 use a UTC time

String json_get_date(void) {
  long ep = esprtc.getEpoch();
  uint8_t ss = esprtc.getSecond();
  uint8_t mm = esprtc.getMinute();
  uint8_t hh = esprtc.getHour(true);
  uint8_t gg = esprtc.getDay();
  uint8_t mo = esprtc.getMonth()+1;
  uint16_t yyyy = esprtc.getYear();
  String returnText = "[{";
  returnText += "\"ts\":\"" + String(ep) + "\",";
  returnText += "\"year\":\"" + String(yyyy) + "\",";
  returnText += "\"month\":\"" + String(mo) + "\",";
  returnText += "\"day\":\"" + String(gg) + "\",";
  returnText += "\"hour\":\"" + String(hh) + "\",";
  returnText += "\"minute\":\"" + String(mm) + "\",";
  returnText += "\"second\":\"" + String(ss) + "\"";
  returnText += "}]";
  return returnText;
}

setup(){
  String poppo = json_get_date();
  Serial.println(poppo.c_str());  
  
delay(9000);
  String poppoi = json_get_date();
  Serial.println(poppoi.c_str()); 

incorrect timestamp:
[{"ts":"-1","year":"1969","month":"12","day":"31","hour":"23","minute":"59","second":"59"}]
.... update:
[{"ts":"-1","year":"1969","month":"12","day":"31","hour":"23","minute":"59","second":"59"}]

expect date 0 1970 01 01 0 0
expect date 0 1970 01 01 0 9

if use hardware:
incorect set/read date to hardware rtc

### Debug Message

```plain
NONE no panic

Other Steps to Reproduce

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[lbernstone]

We do not support 3rd party libraries here. v2->v3 was a major, breaking API change. The library author will need to update the library to support the new API.