feat(pulsar): add X3 family XS-1 feature-report driver - #21
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Summary
Adds a new
PulsarXs1HidClientdriver for the Pulsar X3 family (VID 0x3710) that speaks the Sonix XS-1 feature-report protocol used by the wired (0x3409/0x3410) and 1K dongle (0x5402/0x5403) variants. The existingPulsarHidClientcannot drive these devices because they expose a 64-byte feature report (ID 0) instead of report-8 input/output pairs.Driver capabilities
Detection
isSupportedmatches VID 0x3710 + one of the XS-1 PIDs + a control collection with feature report ID 0, and explicitly rejects report-8 in/out pairs so it never collides withPulsarHidClient(the no-double-claim registry test stays green).Tests
11 new protocol tests (encode/checksum, detection, read status, wired vs wireless, writes, registry wiring). Full suite: 369/369 passing, build clean.