fix(gpio): support Rockchip global GPIO numbering#58
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Luckfox/Rockchip documentation exposes header pins as global GPIO numbers using bank * 32 + offset. PiMesh V2 / E22P configs on Luckfox use values like 54, 121, and 122; treating those as line offsets on /dev/gpiochip0 opens the wrong GPIO line. This keeps the current integer config style while allowing Rockchip banked GPIOs to resolve to the correct character device.
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