* SInput: version capabilities compression
This commit includes additions relating to SInput generic device reporting capabilities in a bit more detail, to automatically choose the best input map possible for the given device.
Thanks to Antheas Kapenekakis (git@antheas.dev) for contributing the neat compression algorithm, this is pulled from the PR Draft here: https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL/pull/13565
Co-authored-by: Antheas Kapenekakis <git@antheas.dev>
The dongle appears to stop sending input reports with some combination of rumble patterns, easily reproduced with Forza Horizon 5. We'll disable rumble temporarily until @8BitDo can investigate.
ABXY Face Style Application
- The abxy face style extraction now applies to any SInput device.
- The use-case here is that gamepads that allow for changing styles can dynamically adjust the button labels firmware-side to have the physical location better represent the actual button being pressed.
SInput Sub-Type Clarification
- The code has been updated to better reflect the intention behind the sub-type field of the GUID byte 15.
- Any SInput device may utilize the Sub-Type field to indicate variants of the same device (Same device that has rear paddles or additional physical features but is otherwise identical, etc.).
"Firebird" Company Name Clarification
- "Bonjiri" was a wrong translation. Got clarification from the company and official PID registration for the official English spelling (See 0c5234cd92).
- Fixed this spelling for all references (official mapping strings still pending and this will return NULL until this is provided).
Code Notes
- Various notes have been updated to have more clear indications.
- I have moved the face-type and sub-type debug messages to be paired with the extraction for easier location.
- I've removed an incorrect note left-over from a previous commit regarding command response information.
There is a bug where SInput checks for player led capability before
setting RGB. This means that if a controller does not have a player led,
RGB commands are not sent.
- Implements 'handheld' flag to indicate whether the SInput device is a gamepad or handheld (ROG Ally etc)
- Implements generic mapping fallback along with face style setting ability
The Xbox Adaptive Controller reports the pressed guide button state as 2
instead of 1. This is contrary to the spec, but it's needed for the guide
button to work.
This also adds a bit more documentation on observed-but-not-known GUIDs.
