fix(collector): keep existing device type #42
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Prevents device type from being overwritten during SMART info collection. This preserves user-configured device types for drives that require specific type settings (e.g., USB bridges, RAID controllers).
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Summary
Prevents device type from being overwritten during SMART info collection. This preserves user-configured device types for drives that require specific type settings (e.g., USB bridges, RAID controllers).
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device.DeviceTypeinSmartCtlInfo()collector.yamlTest Plan