[PATCH 0/3] Bluetooth: Add Passkey Entry and User Confirm hooks for SMP

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While I actually prefer Johan's method of adding the User Confirm MGMT code,
with it's code re-use between user_confirm_reply, and user_confirm_neg_reply,
I have broken the user_passkey_reply out from user_passkey_neg_reply, and
added an additional patch to hook in the HCI/SSP based usage of passkeys.

This makes sense, I suppose, since the regular and neg replies for passkeys
are different sizes.

Passkey's only come into play only if our OI_CAP happens to be
KeyboardOnly (for BR/EDR/LER) or DisplayKeyboard (LE only).

So the summary of the changes is:

1. Addition of BR/EDR vs LE breakout in user_confirm_reply
	1.1 Adds SMP placeholder
	1.2 Keeps Johan's confirm_reply & confirm_neg_reply structure.
		1.2.1 Johan can defend or change that himself, but the existing code works.

2. Addition of user_passkey_reply, with both BR/EDR (SSP) and LE (SMP) handling
	2.1 Adds approriate SSP HCI opcodes
	2.2 Adds appropriate MGMT opcodes
	2.3 Adds SMP placeholder
	2.4 Seperate paths for passkey_reply & passkey_neg_reply

3. Addition of HCI event handling and forwarding for the appropriate BR/EDR SSP events


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Brian Gix
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