OpenController 0.8.2

Each controller can now be kept native from its page. Games then see the real controller, with
its own button prompts, adaptive triggers and, over the cable, haptic feedback. This also lets
OpenController work alongside a DS5Dongle. Profiles, gyro and remapping are off while a controller
stays native. Close the game before switching.

Gyro aiming has finer tuning: its own sensitivity while aiming with LT, a separate up and down
speed, a button that pauses it while held, and a press to turn it on and off instead of holding.
Under Advanced there is acceleration for fast turns, steadying for slow movements and an
adjustable anti-deadzone.

On Windows, Settings has a new Advanced section where the virtual controllers can be made with
VIIPER instead of ViGEmBus. It is experimental and off by default, and ViGEmBus stays the
recommended choice. Trying the other one can help if a game doesn't see your controller or your
PC gets blue screens. With VIIPER chosen, Requirements installs usbip-win2 and the VIIPER server.
If VIIPER does not start, OpenController goes back to ViGEmBus and tells you.

Linux got a round of fixes. A DualSense connected after OpenController starts, as over Bluetooth,
is now hidden from games. On GNOME and other Wayland desktops that leave the frame to the app, the
window has its own title bar to move, resize, maximize and close it. Players are numbered past
four. The window says when the kernel has no uinput, as on WSL, and when it couldn't ask for the
password. install.sh and uninstall.sh say when something failed, work under sudo and list missing
libraries. Setting up device access no longer writes a file to /tmp first. DualSense buttons are
right when read through their event node. The dock shows the right icon, a window that fails to
open says so, and quitting leaves no files behind.

On macOS, closing the window now ends it, as on Windows and Linux. Only the small part that keeps
your controllers working stays in the background. OpenController's own files on macOS moved to a
shorter folder, since the long one could keep it from starting. A controller slow to take rumble
no longer freezes the others. Settings carry over.