LibretroAdmin 80b3aefa35 input: a controller's sub-device sensors, from SDL's left-hand sensors ...

The frontend passes a core's sensor calls for a sub-device
(RETRO_SENSOR_SUBDEVICE) on to the drivers with the index kept. It
remembers which sub-device sensors the core enabled, as it does the
controller's own, so one not enabled, or whose enable no driver took,
reads 0 without asking a driver. The controller's own sensors are
handled as before, and sensitivity and orientation apply to both; the
profile's axis remap stays the controller's.

The SDL2 (2.26 and up) and SDL3 joypad drivers answer sub-device 1 from
SDL's _L sensors: a Wii Remote's Nunchuk accelerometer, the left
Joy-Con of a pair. SDL3 restores it on a reconnect as it does the
others. Every other driver already refuses an index it does not know.

samples/input/sensor_subdevice runs the wrappers as they ship.

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Makefile

input: a controller's sub-device sensors, from SDL's left-hand sensors

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sensor_subdevice_test.c

input: a controller's sub-device sensors, from SDL's left-hand sensors

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