M5Stack ESP32-S3 kits

How well does Espruino support M5Stack's ESP32-S3 devices like the fun little $30 CardPuter?

Processor

From ESP32-S3Fn8 (Datasheet):

• Dual 32bit Xtensa LX7 cores running up to 240Mhz
  
• RISC-V Ultra Low Power Co-processor
  
• ULTRA LOW Deep Sleep Current
  
  

Memory

• 128-bit data bus and SIMD commands
  
• 384 KB ROM - for booting and core functions
  
• 512 KB SRAM - for data and instructions, running at a configurable frequency of up to 240 MH
  
• 16 KB SRAM in RTC - can retain data in Deep-sleep mode
  
• 4 Kbit eFuse - reserved for user data, such as encryption key and device ID
  
• SPI, Dual SPI, Quad SPI, Octal SPI, QPI and OPI interfaces that allow connection to multiple flash and external RAM
  
  

Resources

• Bluetooth: 5.0, BLE + Mesh
  
• Wi-Fi: 802.11b/g/n 2.4Ghz
  
• Display: IPS LCD, 1,14", 240x135px
  
• Battery: internal 120mAh + 1400mAh (in the base) lithium battery
  
• TF-Card (MicroSD) slot
  
• 1 USB-C OTG in/out
  
• Keyboard: 56 keys, QWERTY type, ortholinear with tactile click switches
  
• Infrared ∠0° : 410cm, < 90° : 66cm, < 45° : 170cm
  
• Digital MEMS Microphone
  
• Sound: I2S-Speaker, 8Ω@1W
  
• 2 magnets on the back
  
  

Links

• Official website
  
• Documentation
  
• Community Wiki
  
• Subreddit
  
• Awesome M5Stack CardPuter
  
• Review
  
  
  
  

Or M5Dial, a cool rotary dial with a nice touch screen:

• Official website
  
• Review
  
  
  

Edit:
Searching the forum, I found this discussion about a community fork of Espruino for S3, with an interesting exchange about the business side of Espruino, where I fully understand Gordon's position.

So the answer appears to be: it's not supported, and the S3 fork is still young but might work.

This quote gives me some hope though: "I really love the ESP32 chips - I think they're fantastic (especially the RISC-V ones), and I do want to find a way to support them properly."