Allow control transfers on Linux without claiming interface #7
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feature: `UdevEnumerate` top-level API
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Important for some use cases, but I'm not going to go as far as libusb to support this on WIndows -- libusb will temporarily claim a random interface just to submit a control transfer that is not necessarily related to that interface. So this is Linux-only, and portable code will need to use the
Interfacemethod. Should be supportable on macOS as well.