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fix(pulsar): ship the XS-1 driver and mark X3 Medium supported - #104
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Bump @openmouse/protocol (lockfile) to 3c3a445: the XS-1 feature-report driver, 4K receiver, and corrected DPI encoding. X3 Medium now connects through its 0xffff:1 control interface; pin its PIDs in the registry and flip the devices table to supported. Guard the receiver-LED toggle for clients that expose no dongle LED control.
The X3 family codec and 4K receiver support in mouse-protocol 3c3a445 add ~1.3 kB to the measured aggregate; raise the budget from 600 kB to 610 kB.
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Bumps @openmouse/protocol to 3c3a445 (XS-1 feature-report driver, 4K receiver, corrected DPI encoding) so Pulsar X3 Medium connects through its 0xffff:1 control interface. Pins the X3 Medium PIDs in the protocol registry, flips the devices table to supported, and guards the receiver-LED toggle for clients without a dongle LED control.