since hedge-dev#1045 will include it: we're gonna get rid of it on this code section to avoid conflicts.

to avoid conflictions with other PRs (hedge-dev#1086 and hedge-dev#1045): the remaining codebae was restore to how the master build look.

the downside is that it makes it far harder to test it's behavior with Steam Input mode. but this is only temporarily until it gets added to the Master branch.

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* Experimenting Button Label

Experimenting a way to add a hint for Button Labels. It should attempt to fix the Nintendo Layout issue when using a Nintendo Switch controller

* Create c-cpp.yml

* Create cmake-multi-platform.yml

* Create apply-patch.yml

* removing the workflows

* added experimental Steam Virtual Gamepad support

* restoring notes for Button Labels.

* Initial Gamepad Hotplug Logic improvements

This changes the way how a Controller will be prioritized. By default: it'll always prioritize based on Player 1. It should play nicely with Steam Deck's internal inputs when Steam Input is active

* Lightbar detection when using multiple PlayStation controllers at the same time.

An attempt to remedy the Lightbar activation. While Player 2/3/4 will override the in-game lightbar event upon connection: it'll later revert back to the in-game event.

* Attempt to reduce Input leaking

To avoid "the Controller is leaking" situation, there's now a Gamepad stat management that should reset Controller state based on connected controller.

* Lightbar active fix when gamepad plugged first prior to game launch

Another attempt to fix the lightbar by redoing the controller state mangement. For some reason: the Lightbar gets disabled when a controller is already plugged prior to game launch. It reverts back to normal until the next game event.

* Revert "restoring notes for Button Labels."

This reverts commit ef4e37c.

* Reapply "restoring notes for Button Labels."

This reverts commit f3ddd80.

* Moving all Gamepad Hotplug changes to separate branch

To ensure all Hotplug-related changes don't accidentally get leftover: this commit will revert all the back back to the accidental removal of Button Label's note.

* added SDL's GameController naming convention as Fallback

If EInputDeviceExplicit doesn't recognize a specific Controller Type or Device: it'll fallback to SDL's naming conventions. This helps troubleshooting Controller-related issues when using the debug console.

* Official device naming scheme for EInputDeviceExplicit

Changes some of EInputDeviceExplicit's names to match the device's official name (such as Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, Xbox Wireless Controller, Amazon Luna Controller, etc.)

* spacing formatting fix

* remove "SDL_HINT_GAMECONTROLLER_USE_BUTTON_LABELS" hint

since #1045 will include it: we're gonna get rid of it on this code section to avoid conflicts.

* moved EInputDevice Unknown class to the top priority

* Replacing EInputDeviceExplicit with SDL_GameControllerName

Based on @hyperbx's suggestions: It'll look for SDL's Controller Name as opposed to EInputDevice's naming scheme.

* remove hid::GetInputDeviceName() from hid.ccp

Now that SDL_GameControllerName handles Controller naming conventions, the hid.ccp portion of GetInputDeviceName is no longer needed.

* Fix indentation

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Co-authored-by: Hyper <34012267+hyperbx@users.noreply.github.com>