GPII-2946: "momentary", "maintained", and "hybrid" key token gestures.

[stegru]

This provides the ability to auto-detect whether or not the user wants to use a token device in a "tap:on / tap:off" or "present:on / remove:off" manner.

• If the token is removed quickly, then it remain keyed in until a token is presented again.
• If the token is removed after a while, then it will key out.

This works for both the external NFC reader, and USB key. The VAIO's proximity device remains the same as before.

[stegru]

// Listeners can have either "momentary", "maintained", or "hybrid" gesture modes:
// - Momentary: token is presented to key-in, then presented again to key-out, like a caps-lock key. (momentary = true)
// - Maintained: token is presented to key-in, then removed to key-out, like the shift key. (momentary = false)
// - Hybrid mode detects what the user is trying to do, based on how soon the token is removed. (detectMode = true)

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[gtirloni]

ok to test

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[javihernandez]

@stegru can you update this with current master and get passed through CI?

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[stegru]

Looks like it's ok now, @JavierJF

[stegru]

oops, I meant @javihernandez