feat: Add adb rule for Lenovo Legion Tab Y700

[Ylarod]

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[JoesCat]

Hi @Ylarod, looking at your code here, I believe it would be advantageous to also add another PR with libmtp into file src/music-player.h.
You already have "7f41" for "adbmtp" and "7f45" for "adbptp" covered here for android rules, but for libmtp, you also should get the other values when developer-mode==off as well.
so you might probably be looking at a PR something like:

/* https://github.com/M0Rf30/android-udev-rules/pull/360 */
  { "Lenovo", 0x17ef, "Legion Tab Y700 (ADB+MTP)", 0x7f41,
      DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
/* https://github.com/M0Rf30/android-udev-rules/pull/360 */
  { "Lenovo", 0x17ef, "Legion Tab Y700 (ADB+PTP)", 0x7f45,
      DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
/* https://github.com/M0Rf30/android-udev-rules/pull/360 */
  { "Lenovo", 0x17ef, "Legion Tab Y700 (MTP)", 0xsome-value,
      DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
/* https://github.com/M0Rf30/android-udev-rules/pull/360 */
  { "Lenovo", 0x17ef, "Legion Tab Y700 (PTP)", 0xsome-value,
      DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },

You can maybe use this as a template for reference: libmtp/libmtp#294

[JoesCat]

Thank you for your extra effort in sending libmtp a PR, very much appreciated.

...and the extra codes you included here will be of benefit for distros running libmtp<=1.1.23

[JoesCat]

Overall, I think this is a pretty detailed pull request and if you want to merge, go ahead.
For myself if you want some opinions, I would have opted to go for more compression at the expense of comments because we're working with a text script and not compiled binaries...scripts are slow as you got to parse and lookup, so if there's less to parse, the quicker it can run....compiled code, comment a lot is best, and it gets stripped-out building a binary, so you got your speed......so it would look more like this:

#   Lenovo Legion Tab Y700 (7f3d=adb 7f40=mtp 7f41=mtp,adb 7f44=ptp 7f45=ptp,adb 7f4a=midi 7f4b=midi,adb)
ATTR{idProduct}=="7f3d", GOTO="adb"
ATTR{idProduct}=="7f40", GOTO="mtp"
ATTR{idProduct}=="7f41", GOTO="adbmtp"
ATTR{idProduct}=="7f44", GOTO="ptp"
ATTR{idProduct}=="7f45", GOTO="adbptp"
ATTR{idProduct}=="7f4a", GOTO="midi"
ATTR{idProduct}=="7f4b", GOTO="adbmidi"

basically, the code reduces down to one comment, so the script parse searches for EOL, and finished comment, then goes to the actual instructions (this is about as quick as a parser can go, or hope it will go). ;-p

The qualcom section needs some R&D work as it's got duplicates like 9011, but for now, @Ylarod has this part well documented, and that's best for now leaving it as-is in the qualcom portion.

I'm okay with the code as-is, it is detailed and covers plenty, but I'm guessing it would be preferred in the format I mentioned above (since @M0Rf30 asked for a review, so yes, if you can make that extra change, please do).

@Ylarod - if you want to go the extra effort, run 'lsusb -v' as you switch between modes, sometimes you'll see extra codes that can be added, you can see these lines as examples (where cdc and adbcdc were hiding with mtp and adbmtp):

371 #   One (0dea=mtp,ums,adb 0f87=mtp,?,adb 0f5f=mtp,cdc,adb 0f60=mtp,cdc 0f63=mtp,adb 0f64=mtp)
374 ATTR{idProduct}=="0f5f", ENV{adb_adbcdc}="yes", GOTO="adbmtp"
375 ATTR{idProduct}=="0f60", ENV{adb_cdc}="yes", GOTO="mtp"