pad_input 0.4.3+1

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Resolves on Flutter 3.44 and Dart 3.12.0. The constraints asked for Dart ^3.12.2 and Flutter 3.47.0, which were what this repository is built with rather than what the package needs. A workspace that supports Flutter 3.44, Flame's among them, could not depend on it. Nothing else changed.

• A second player holds a second controller. Gamepad(index: 1) reads the controller in the second slot, the second to connect, up to GamepadPlatform.maxPads; GamepadPlatform.readPad reads any slot, and a backend that tells no controllers apart reports every slot past the first as disconnected rather than the first pad twice. On macOS and iOS every controller GameController reports is read, each in a slot that is also its playerIndex, so its light says which player holds it. In a browser the slots are the standard pads in the order it lists them. On Android every controller is reported by device, and its buttons are forwarded with their device from the window, since through Flutter's keyboard two controllers pressing A were one A; a d-pad that sends keys is now the pad's d-pad rather than a keyboard's arrows. A slot a controller leaves is the next one's, and the others keep theirs.

• An iOS build no longer fails on the buttons the plugin reads. The Swift package declared iOS 12.0 and macOS 10.14 as its floor, and Swift Package Manager compiles the target against that floor, so the stick clicks (12.1), menu and options (13.0) and the home button (14.0) in GamepadPlugin.swift failed the build. The floor is now iOS 14.0 and macOS 11.0, what the sources have always needed.
• The package ships a skill under skills/ for an agent that has to read a gamepad through it, and the README says where it is.

• The page pub.flutter-io.cn serves stops pointing at a directory nobody visiting it can see. The README's closing line sent a reader to apps/flutter3d_template_app, a relative path inside the repository that renders on a package page as a link to nothing; it now names the editor's scaffold and the guide that explains it. Documentation only — not one byte of lib/, of the Android or Darwin plugin, or of the pubspec's dependencies changed.
• A patch on this package's own line, and not the engine's 0.6.0. This is a plugin the engine happens to vendor: it names no sibling in its pubspec, nothing here was built against the engine release, and every dependent asks for ^0.4.0, which this satisfies. Joining the set's numbering would claim a share in a release that contains none of its code, and would retire a 0.5 line it never had.

• The Android plugin performs the stream's own teardown when detached from an engine — input-device listener unregistered, motion listener detached — instead of leaving the system InputManager holding the plugin with a live listener across an engine restart. Idempotent with onCancel, which is not guaranteed to have run.

• No changes of its own. The workspace is released as a set, in the order ARCHITECTURE.md §16 gives, so this package's version moves with the rest and its constraints on its siblings move with it.

• A gamepad read as a snapshot once per frame, with a dead zone applied and no opinion about what any button means.
• Buttons are named by physical position, because the string ends up in a player's config and is read years later on another pad.
• Web, Android, macOS and iOS, with the native half deciding nothing: every decision is in Dart and under test, because that is where the difficulty is.