1.0.2

Fixed

• Verify AYANEO vendor-HID controller writes against the firmware's current
  report, retry stale writes and automatically repair RGB or vibration settings
  that drift after startup, resume or controller-device recreation.
• Restore FF_GAIN whenever the physical rumble input node is recreated, while
  excluding virtual and unrelated external controllers from device selection.
• Serialize RGB, firmware vibration and FF_GAIN changes in one frontend queue so
  rapid adjustments cannot overwrite one another with stale controller state.
• Keep Magic Module ejection isolated from background recovery and plugin unload,
  then restore controller settings after a real module reconnection without an
  unnecessary firmware save or mechanical reset.
• Recognize the original public Gamma 2.2 OLED definition as Companion-owned.
  Unknown existing definitions now require explicit replacement confirmation and
  are backed up and verified before the Companion definition is installed.

Internal

• Backend tests up to 73 from 55, covering controller report parsing, drift and
  resume recovery, physical rumble-device selection, concurrent setting writes,
  Magic Module eject races and safe OLED definition replacement.

1.0.1

Added

• A persistent CPU Boost switch on the TDP page, using Linux CPUFreq's
  kernel-wide boost control and restoring the saved choice after startup.

Fixed

• AYANEO vendor-HID commands retry the complete transaction after an unanswered
  request instead of repeatedly waiting on a command that was already lost.
• A timed-out Magic Module eject leaves controller power enabled, preventing an
  incomplete latch movement from being interrupted by the power cut.
• Detect the proposed kernel hid-ayaneo sysfs interface and block competing
  direct-HID commands instead of racing the kernel driver.
• Keep a successfully changed OLED display definition enabled when gamescope's
  temporary EDID file cannot be normalized during the same RPC. The background
  monitor retries EDID normalization without reporting the switch as failed.
• Move display-definition removal off Decky's event loop and refuse to remove
  definitions not owned by AYANEO 3 Companion.

Internal

• Backend tests up to 55 from 48, covering CPU Boost persistence, complete HID
  transaction retries, kernel-driver arbitration, safe Magic Module eject
  timeouts and OLED display-definition ownership.

1.0.0

Initial release.

AYANEO 3 Companion brings the handheld's native hardware controls into Decky Loader: TDP profiles, vibration, RGB, charge bypass, Magic Modules, smart-amp audio, key bindings and OLED display support.