This allows us to do two things:
* Start up much faster, now typically under 150ms on fast machines
* Stop hard-locking machines with dodgy hardware or non-free kernel drivers
The last point in particular was causing gnome-software a bad reputation, as
fwupd was only auto-started the when gnome-software was launched, which read
the Option ROM which then hardlocked some machines.
Note: We still unconditionally read the Option ROM when verifying, although
this is a seldom used feature, and easier to correlate with hard lockups on
faulty hardware.
This prevents a warning about invalid version numbers for newer hardware.
I have no idea why 1.1 would be encoded as 0x0110 rather than 0x0101 but
dfu-util seems to do the same thing.
This will make it easier for other quirks to be added later without
needing to remember to poke through all the code to find everywhere
they were mentioned.
This allows vendors such as Dell to use encodings such as AA.BB.CC.DD rather
than the default of AA.BB.CCDD which is used by Intel and Microsoft.
Existing metainfo.xml files with version numbers prefixed with '0x' are
automatically converted to the new scheme.
Based on a patch Mario Limonciello, many thanks.
Allow devices to have a specific device ID, which also matches other equivalent
IDs from other providers
This allows the user to plug in one type of device, and not match a different
cached device that also matches the same provider.
Rename the 'upload' command to read, and 'download' to write to make things
easier for end users. Also, break the last bits of compatibility with dfu-util.
This allows us to match up the AppStream data we've parsed in gnome-software and the firmware update we've got from fwupd. This means we can get access to some of the data that fwupd doesn't care about, for instance the how-to-upgrade screenshots.
Using g_usleep() works for the command line tool, but this starves the event
loop which means we get a flurry of removed:added:removed:added signals once
complete.
The context 'helpfully' sets up the new GUsbDevice which means we're doing
things with DfuTargets without DfuDevices and DfuTargets without GUsbDevices.
Basically, madness ensues.
