…td. Pro Controller (default-off).cfg

Added "(default-off)" to the file name. See https://github.com/libretro/docs/blob/119f15fb0b9ab92ec4b3a02976c1c0e907e35466/docs/guides/controller-autoconfiguration.md#default-off-configs

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# The file name was changed from "Nintendo Co., Ltd. Pro Controller.cfg" to "Nintendo Co., Ltd. Pro Controller (default-off).cfg":
#   - "(default-off)" indicates that the autoconfig file is not active by default. See comments for input_vendor_id and input_product_id.

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* input_l_x_plus_axis is manually defined here as RetroArch cannot auto-detect it due to Linux driver limitations. This setting may function if a compatible driver has been manually installed.
* input_r_x_plus_axis is manually defined here as RetroArch cannot auto-detect it due to Linux driver limitations. This setting may function if a compatible driver has been manually installed.
* input_r_y_minus_axis is manually defined here as RetroArch cannot auto-detect it due to Linux driver limitations. This setting may function if a compatible driver has been manually installed.

…Controller (default-off).cfg`

Retroarch generates `Pro Controller.cfg` not `Nintendo Co., Ltd. Pro Controller.cfg` for udev

input_device = "Pro Controller"

added "(default-off)" to input_device_display_name = "Nintendo Switch Pro Controller (default-off)"

removed "(default-off)" from input_device_display_name

# Due to the uncommon nature of this device, the autoconfig file is not active by default. This precaution is taken to avoid potential conflicts with the widely-used Nintendo Switch Pro Controller (nintendo-hid version) file. Button layouts are not compatible. To activate this configuration:
#   1) Comment out the input_vendor_id and input_product_id lines in the "Nintendo Co.,Ltd. Pro Controller.cfg" file.
#   2) Uncomment the input_vendor_id and input_product_id lines below:

# This file uses the legacy controller name "Pro Controller" (generated by RetroArch on Linux 5.15)
# "(default-off)" was added to the file name to indicate that the autoconfig file is not active by default. See comments for input_vendor_id and input_product_id.

# Comparison with other non-HID autoconfig versions for the left thumbstick functionality:
#   linuxraw/Pro Controller (default-off).cfg: Yes
#   sdl2/Pro Controller (default-off).cfg: Yes
#   udev/Pro Controller (default-off).cfg: No

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# input_l_x_plus_axis is manually defined here as RetroArch cannot auto-detect it due to Linux driver limitations. This setting may function if a compatible driver has been manually installed.
# input_r_x_plus_axis is manually defined here as RetroArch cannot auto-detect it due to Linux driver limitations. This setting may function if a compatible driver has been manually installed.
# input_r_y_minus_axis is manually defined here as RetroArch cannot auto-detect it due to Linux driver limitations. This setting may function if a compatible driver has been manually installed.

# This autoconfig file was generated using RetroArch via the Flathub package.
# Please refrain from updating it with an autoconfig created by the AppImage: The SDL2 controller driver utilizes UDEV rather than SDL2 - hizzlekizzle/RetroArch-AppImage#12

wrong file, sorry

# The input_l_x_plus_axis is manually set here since RetroArch can't auto-detect it in Linux , but manual adjustments make it functional.

Removed thumb-stick status. it is working with all controller drivers when the thumb stick input variables have been added manually, I've tested them!

# The input_l_x_plus_axis is manually set here since RetroArch can't auto-detect it in Linux 5.15 if the controller is connected over BlueTooth, but manual adjustments make it functional.

# input_l_x_plus_axis is generated when the controller is connected via USB, but not via BlueTooth. However, it is working for both protocols.

The udev driver depends on input_device, rather than input_vendor_id and input_product_id.

udev automatically utilize the autoconfig file that corresponds to the name used by the active Linux kernel.

# Remove input_vendor_id and input_product_id once this issue has been solved: [IMPORTANT] Unnecessary input_vendor_id, and input_product_id in autoconfig files generated by udev - libretro/RetroArch#16904
input_vendor_id = "1406"
input_product_id = "8201"

Nintendo Switch Pro Controller+Linux 5.15 (non-HID) does not register thumb sticks - libretro/RetroArch#16905

input_device_display_name = "Nintendo Switch Pro Controller (non-HID) (Bluetooth)"

It seems more straightforward for a single pull request to remove input_vendor_id from all udev files once we reach a consensus on the issue discussed in: libretro/RetroArch#16907

input_device = "Nintendo Switch Pro Controller (Linux 5.15, non-HID) (Bluetooth)"

input_device_display_name = "Nintendo Switch Pro Controller (Linux 5.15, non-HID) (Bluetooth)"

Unnecessary input_vendor_id, and input_product_id in autoconfig files generated by udev - libretro/RetroArch#16904

Removed the final comments

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Nintendo Co., Ltd. Pro Controller (default-off).cfg