WiimoteEmu: Nunchuk and Classic Controller calibration accuracy improvements. #8552
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Nunchuk and Classic Controller calibration hold values imposed by the stick "gate" on real hardware.
We incorrectly provided the full range beyond the stick gate.
The Classic Controller's trigger calibration is the neutral value to 8 bits of precision, not the maximum value.
These changes are probably mostly unnoticeable. Games seem to mostly ignore the calibration data.