* Adding the G633 PID to LogitechControllerDetect.cpp
* Registering the detector for the common controller
* Fixing the indexing swap issue for LogitechLightspeedController
* Removing the `bright_cycle_swap` hack and using the queried effects index to set the mode.value for each mode
+ Logitech detection and set up includes debug logging for troubleshooting
+ Adding a pre check to LogitechLightspeedController::GetSerialString()
* Rearranging check logic to ensure that all usages per device are bundled
* Adding PID check to usage bundle to ensure we don't roll into the next device in hid_device_info
- Code cleanup to remove dev_use1 post detection & decoupling the bundled usages for wired lightspeed devices
* Changing wired lightspeed devices to REGISTER_HID_DETECTOR_IPU to target the correct FAP long message usage
+ Adding device validity check isValid() from @cheerpipe
+ Adding wireless check into connected() prior to initialising device
+ Adding the getDeviceFeatureList() back into the Logitech Lightspeed device set up
+ Changed getRGBconfig() for more robust detection
+ Adding Powerplay Mat virtual PID for Linux
+ Adding Logitech G733 for testing @ I=2 P=0xFF43 U=514
+ Adding LOGITECH_POWERPLAY_MAT_VIRTUAL_PID to Linux detection
+ Adding LOGITECH_POWERPLAY_MAT_VIRTUAL_PID and LOGITECH_G733_PID to 60-openrgb.rules
+ Adding LOGITECH_DEVICE_TYPE mapping and extending validity to include new HEADSET type
+ Added common library for Logitech Protocol
+ Moved wireless detection to the LogitechProtocolCommon.cpp
+ Adding Direct Mode to the wireless control
+ Copying the mutex from Lightsync controller to avoid interference
+ Adding LED count info to controller constructor
+ Created a new Logitech class
+ Added Feature list enumeration
+ Added DeviceName detection from device
* Changed LogitechGProWirelessController to accomodate generic devices
* LED count from device is now used in RGBController setup
+ Adding Windows specific detection as Linux Kernel handles this already.
+ Adding virtual PIDS for wireless detection
* LOGITECH G403
* LOGITECH G502
* LOGITECH G703
* LOGITECH G900
* LOGITECH G903
* LOGITECH GPRO
+ Adding Logitech G900 Wired Gaming Mouse PID
+ Adding other all lightspeed mice to wired detector for testing
* Genericised and optimised code paths
* Speed up wireless detection
Commit amended for code style by Adam Honse <calcprogrammer1@gmail.com>
