Device: Add support for Beats 360 - #721
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Beats 360 (A3577) advertises proximity pairing frames with model code 0x3820, which no factory claimed, so it showed up as an unknown device. Decode it as a single headset with ANC control, like Beats Studio Pro.
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What changed
Beats 360 headphones are now recognized. Instead of the "Unknown device" card, the dashboard, widget and notification show the headset battery, and Beats 360 can be picked when creating a device profile.
Closes #720
Technical Context
0x3820, which had no BLE factory, so every frame fell through to the unknown-device path. The new factory is a copy of the Beats Studio Pro one with that code.