[PATCH 0/5] USB: use the runtime-PM framework for autosuspend

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Greg:

This series converts the USB autosuspend implementation over to the 
runtime-PM framework, and it utilizes the new no_callbacks flag for USB 
interfaces (which don't have runtime-PM callbacks since they can't be 
power-managed on their own).

	1/5:	Use the no_callbacks flag for USB interfaces
	2/5:	Use the sysfs_merge_group() routine
	3/5:	Use pm_runtime_mark_last_busy() for usb_mark_last_busy()
	4/5:	Use the runtime-PM autosuspend framework
	5/5:	Clean up uses of usb_mark_last_busy()

Patches 1 and 3 in this series were written by "Tom" Ming Lei; I have
only made a few small adjustments and whitespace changes in addition to
updating his patch descriptions.  Patch 4 is very similar to one he 
submitted, but it has significant differences.

Alan Stern

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