Add LizardByte libvirtualhid PID allocations - #1260
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Summary
Register LizardByte and allocate six contiguous PIDs for the virtual HID profiles provided by libvirtualhid:
1209:4C561209:4C571209:4C581209:4C591209:4C5A1209:4C5BJustification
libvirtualhid is a software-only, cross-platform C++ library that creates virtual HID devices for remote-streaming hosts and other applications. These profiles are intended to support virtual input in Sunshine, an open-source game-streaming host, as well as any other projects that would like to consume the library.
Separate PIDs are requested because each profile represents a distinct HID device type and capability surface. Stable identities allow operating systems and applications to distinguish these profiles reliably.
The device profiles and HID definitions covered by this request are publicly available under the MIT License.