* Add ZMK_HID_CONSUMER_REPORT_USAGES choice to allow choosing
between full consumer usage range, with poor OS compat,
or basic consumer usage range, with broader compat.
This PR adds support to control the external power output from controllers like nice!nano, nRFMicro etc
I have implemented based on my understanding of Pete suggestion on this feature.
Testing done:
Tested by enabling and disabling the ext_power from application and verified
Verified the application does not crash with boards that does not have ext_power support
Note:
I did not test this in nice!nano since I don't have the boards. Will get help from others once the behavior PR is up
Next Steps:
Create a behavior PR to control enable/disable ext_power
* New ZMK_SLEEP Kconfig symbol to enable the functionality.
* Switch to PORT events that allows wake from deep sleep.
* Initial basic power management policy, with idle ms,
and ignoring deep sleep if we detect a USB connection.
* Add back in profiles, not using Zephyr
BT identity infrastructure.
* Restore additional `&bt` commands for profile
operations.
* Fix for split pairing and subscriptions, since
Zephyr persists subscriptions across connects.
* Remove keymap from peripheral builds, reduces
firmware size, and avoids unneeded attempts
to send HID data.
* Simplify the `bt` behavior to one current command
`BT_CLEAR_BONDS_CMD`.
* Simplify BLE code for split and non-split keyboards.
* Remove keymap processing from split peripheral side.
* Add `bt` behavior that can be used to perform certain actions,
such as next/prev identity, reset identity, etc.
NOTE: Multiple identities is only supported for non-split shields,
due to missing Zephyr identity functionality for dual
central/peripheral devices.
* Proper bond reset tied to action, that honors peripheral bonds,
so folks can reset and pair to other hosts, without breaking
bonds between splt halves.
* Especially for splits, we need the ability to
unpair all paired devices as sledgehammer
if we need to "reset things", and doing so via
keymaps isn't suitable.
* Allows shields to define a collection of key
positions that if all held 2 seconds after
startup, will unpair all existing pairs for the
device.
Peter Johanson