Add generic DVI-I and DVI-D connectors

This MR adds two new symbols: DVI-I_Dual_Link and DVI-D_Dual_Link.

I have added a DVI-D (digital only) and DVI-I (integrated analog and digital) connectors to KiCad. I did not bother with neither the DVI-A (analog only) nor the single link connectors since they are practically obsolete nowadays.

Additionally, this MR comes with a new footprint and 3D model for each type of connector.

Footprints: kicad-footprints!3586 (merged)

3D models: kicad-packages3D!990 (merged)

The pin layout image is blatantly stolen from Wikipedia, but that image says it all:

Additionally, I have used the DVI-I Molex 74320-1004 datasheet and DVI-D Molex 74320-4004 datasheet as a reference.

The difference between the DVI-I connector (all pins connected) and the DVI-D connector is that DVI-D does not have the analog pins on the right-hand-side and additionally pin 8 is not connected inside a DVI-D cable, so I did not connect those in the symbol as well.

These are are the two symbols I have crafted based off the HDMI connectors:

DVI-I_Dual_Link

Symbol

Properties

Pins

DVI-D_Dual_Link

Symbol

Properties

Pins

Notes:

The KLC S3.3 violation is a false positive, because the CI KLC check picks the wrong rectangle. It picks one of the DVI connector pins instead of the bounding box.

The footprint filter is set to DVI-I* and DVI-D*. The dash is included because it is part of the name and does not separate any properties.

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