feat: add debian build

[drlkf]

Added the necessary structure to create a deb package. It has specificities so I kept the old Makefile around for backwards-compatibility:

• using cmake allows for pre-flight checks e.g libhidapi installation
• udev rules adding uaccess does not allow userspace HID interaction on debian, so I created a new file that grants everyone read-write access to matching devices

Also reworked the following:

• moved header files to include directory
• moved source files to src directory
• factorized Makefile to use the same code for all targets
• reworked Makefile rules to actually compile object files to a separate obj directory

While all this setup works, my device (3553:c010) is actually not supported by this project yet, so I actually don't know if this is all end-to-end functional. I tried adding the VID:PID to the sources but the commands seem to do nothing, so I need to investigate more to find out what is not working, and though it's unlikely due to the build changes, it's not entirely ruled out yet.

[rgerganov]

Adding a debian build would be great, thanks for your work. I have some comments and suggestions inline. You can also consider adding a CI job in .github/workflows/build.yml which builds the debian package

[drlkf]

Adding a debian build would be great, thanks for your work. I have some comments and suggestions inline. You can also consider adding a CI job in .github/workflows/build.yml which builds the debian package

I've added the job to the workflows, but there is nothing configured yet to upload artifacts, should I add some? Or is it only for testing purposes?

[rgerganov]

I've added the job to the workflows, but there is nothing configured yet to upload artifacts, should I add some?

If you find out how to do that, sure!

Do you know how we can apply for adding this project in Debian?

[drlkf]

Do you know how we can apply for adding this project in Debian?

You would need to to submit the package to the Debian organization, most likely through a sponsor, you can start here to learn more about the inner workings of Debian. It can be a hefty process so you might want to setup a separate repository if you want to have the package available in the near future. Otherwise, adding the artifact to the newer releases is probably a good bet imho.