[PATCH 00/16] Move reconnect logic from HOG to GATT

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Following patches moves reconnect feature from GATT clients to GATT.
GATT is in charge to decide if white list is used or legacy "passive scan"

There are also couple of fixes found in HOG during testing.

Tested on Android against kernel with mgmt version 1.6 and 1.7

Lukasz Rymanowski (16):
  android/gatt: Fix for device type in gatt
  android/hidhost: Remove invalid connecting state notification
  android/hidhost: Allow to use cached dev when connecting
  android/bluetooth: Add tracking if device is in white list
  android/gatt: Add tracking for autoconnect apps
  android/gatt: Add API to autoconnect GATT based devices
  android/gatt: Add API to remove autoconnect GATT based device
  android/gatt: Unsubscribe from autoconnect on unregister
  android/gatt: Extract remove_autoconnect_device helper
  android/gatt: Move find_conn up in the file
  android/gatt: Notify apps interested in autoconnect about connection
  android/gatt: Extract trigger le connection to new function
  android/gatt: Move auto_connect_le() up in the file
  android/gatt: Make sure GATT will reconnect after disconnection
  android/gatt: Remove device from white list on device destroy
  android/hidhost: Remove reconnect logic

 android/bluetooth.c |  23 ++++-
 android/gatt.c      | 246 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-------------
 android/gatt.h      |   2 +
 android/hidhost.c   |  38 +++-----
 4 files changed, 218 insertions(+), 91 deletions(-)

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