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g810-led: install udev rules
https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/pull/33900

Description:
This installs the udev rules for the g810-led package, so that the profile in /etc/g810/profile is automatically applied. Noticed this when moving stuff over from Arch, which installs the rules by default.

I'm new to this, and not sure now to really test this. I can't see the rules file in `masterdir` so I'm a bit confused. However, I built it successfully for a few architectures and ran the xbps-src test for aarch64 which all seemed to come up clean.

Should I install the package from this my repo somehow, to test it? Sorry if I missed that part in the docs.

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