Bump to v1.3.0

CHANGELOG.md

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 - Allowed to define `InputEvent` as event to which the driver reacts or as the driver reacts (e.g. used for `switch lid state` or `switch tablet-mode state`)
 - Allowed to send custom commands (e.g. `xinput enable 19`)
 - Zypper package manager support
+- Allowed listen to events not only from devices `Asus keyboard` or `Asus WMI hotkeys`
 
 ## 1.2.2 (10.1.2024)
 

README.md

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 The driver works as middle-man and can be especially handy when events are not supported by kernel module / distro code yet. The driver is listening for events of devices added by default (`Asus keyboard` and `Asus WMI hotkeys`) or re-defined devices in custom configuration (e.g. `Lid Switch` and `Asus WMI accel tablet mode`). When is appropriate event caught then is handled by custom configuration. For example, can be toggled LED status or changed content of the control file (e.g. fan modes), sent another key event, or executed custom command. Configuration examples are [here](#Configuration) or predefined layouts [here](keys_wmi_layouts).
 
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