Add a homebrew slot-2 analog stick device for analog input hacks - #2696
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Backflips are almost impossible to pull off in SM64DS if you don't do this
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This adds the homebrew slot-2 analog input device used by one of the SM64DS analog hacks to melonDS. Previously, only a now-outdated fork of DeSmuME supported this.
We had discussed that this would likely be better to do in a different way, but since it seems to be a quite popular request and this implementation already works well, I'm now going to open this as an actual PR anyway.
Currently there is no way to set the mappings for this in the UI, it simply always uses the left analog stick of the controller which I figure should be good enough for a fairly niche feature like this, but I can add proper mapping if needed.