Yu Watanabe
1995a41d7c
Instead of setting ID_SMARTCARD_READER from a direct match on ID_USB_INTERFACES in 60-fido-id.rules, set it for devices exposing a smartcard (CCID) interface, i.e. interface class 0b, in the usb-interface hwdb. The hwdb lookup is done in 50-udev-default.rules.in, which is processed before 60-fido-id.rules, so the subsequent rules that match on ID_SMARTCARD_READER are not affected. As the property can be set to either 0 or 1 in the hwdb, make the rules in 70-uaccess.rules.in and 99-systemd.rules.in match on "1" instead of any non-empty value. This makes the property, and the tags and the target depending on it, require hwdb.bin, which matters when a smartcard reader is already used in the initrd. Mention that in NEWS.
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