Add support for Logitech G522 Gaming Headset#66
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Introduces driver and RGB controller for the Logitech G522 headset, including detection logic, protocol constants, and device registration. This enables OpenRGB to control lighting on the G522 via USB.
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Introduces driver and RGB controller for the Logitech G522 headset, including detection logic, protocol constants, and device registration. This enables OpenRGB to control lighting on the G522 via USB.