Add PID request for DIY Sim-Racing Ecosystem (0x8329) #273
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Hello, This PR requests the next available PID (0x8329) for a new hardware project, as per the repository instructions: 1. **Device Description:** An ecosystem of DIY sim-racing peripherals, including a steering wheel, pedals, and shifters. 2. **Chip Used:** The devices are based on the **ESP32-S3**. 3. **Reason for Custom PID:** A custom PID is required to serve as a stable "umbrella" identifier for all devices in the ecosystem. This is critical for host-side application and custom `.inf` file to reliably identify all peripherals (which are composite HID + CDC devices) and avoid driver conflicts with other generic TinyUSB devices. 4. **Company:** This request is from an individual developer for a DIY project. 5. **Website:** N/A for now Thank you!
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Hello,
This PR requests the next available PID (0x8329) for a new hardware project, as per the repository instructions:
Thank you!