Many version jumped due to unreleased testing

- 99-nvidia-ac.rules udev rule added to ./data, this rule is useful for stopping `nvidia-powerd` on battery as some nvidia based laptops are poorly behaved when it is active
- Using udev internally to find devices rather than manually scanning directories
- Better support for ASUS dgpu_disable and egpu_enable
- Check if asus gpu_mux_mode exists, and value of it
- Removed dedicated mode as it causes more trouble than it is worth
- Config option `asus_use_dgpu_disable` defaults to on if ASUS dgpu_disable exists
- Update dependencies
- nvidia.modeset=0 not required for rebootless switching now

- Using udev internally to find devices rather than manually scanning directories
- Better support for ASUS dgpu_disable and egpu_enable
- Check if asus gpu_mux_mode exists, and value of it
- Removed dedicated mode as it causes more trouble than it is worth
- Config option `asus_use_dgpu_enable` defaults to on if ASUS dgpu_disable exists
- Update dependencies

Adjust the kernel cmdline arg code path

- Add config option `no_logind`: Don't use logind to see if all sessions are
  logged out and therefore safe to change mode. This will be useful for people not
  using a login manager, however it is not guaranteed to work unless all graphical
  sessions are ended and nothing is hooking the drivers. Ignored if `always_reboot`
  is set.
- Add config option `logout_timeout_s`: The timeout in seconds to wait for all user
  graphical sessions to end. Default is 3 minutes, 0 = infinite. Ignored if
  `no_logind` or `always_reboot` is set.
- Add new dbus method: `PendingMode`, to check if a mode change is required
- Add new dbus method: `PendingUserAction`, to check if the user is required to perform an action
- Add new dbus method: `Config`, to get the current base config
- Add new dbus method: `SetConfig`, to set the base config
- Add `-p, --pend-action` CLI arg to get the pending user action if any
- Add `-P, --pend-mode` CLI arg to get the pending mode change if any`
- Add ability to read `supergfxd.mode=` from kernel cmdline on startup and set the mode appropriately
- CLI option `--force` was unused, it is now removed.

Adjust how xorg config is created so that EGPU mode uses it also

### Changed
- Fix version upgrade of config
- Recreate the config if parsing fails
- Only write the mode change to config file, don't update live config
### Added
- AMD dedicated + hybrid config for xorg
- "AllowExternalGpus" added to xorg for Nvidia Egpu mode

### Added
- Add new dbus method: `Version` to get supergfxd version
- Add new dbus method: `Vendor` to get dGPU vendor name
- Add new dbus method: `Supported` to get list of supported modes
- Add `-v, --version` CLI arg to get supergfxd version
- Add `-V, --vendor` CLI arg to get dGPU vendor name
- Add `-s, --supported` CLI arg to get list of supported modes
- Add new config option: `vfio_save` to reload VFIO on boot
- Add new config option: `compute_save` to reload compute on boot
- Add new config option: `always_reboot` reboot to change modes

### Changed
- Adjust startup to check for ASUS eGPU and dGPU enablement if no modes supported
- If nvidia-drm.modeset=1 is set then save mode and require a reboot by default\
- Add extra check for Nvidia dGPU (fixes Flow 13")
- Properly check the correct device for power status

### Breaking
- Rename Vendor, GetVendor to Mode, GetMode to better reflect their results