feat(ble): distribute a unique per-device local IRK on the central#902
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Without a configured local IRK, trouble-host distributes an all-zero IRK during pairing that is identical on every device. Hosts that key bonds by identity (notably Windows) then collapse multiple RMK keyboards into a single device and reject the second one. macOS keys by address and is unaffected. Derive a stable, unique, non-zero IRK from the device's BLE address and enable privacy with it on the host-facing central. Split peripherals pass `None` to keep their fixed address so the central can still find them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Without a configured local IRK, trouble-host distributes an all-zero IRK during pairing that is identical on every device. Hosts that key bonds by identity (notably Windows) then collapse multiple RMK keyboards into a single device and reject the second one. macOS keys by address and is unaffected.
Derive a stable, unique, non-zero IRK from the device's BLE address and enable privacy with it on the host-facing central. Split peripherals pass
Noneto keep their fixed address so the central can still find them.