svi-252b: document autonomous IR illuminator - #165
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PR Summary by QodoDocument autonomous IR illumination for SVI-252B K202
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Follow-up to #161 and #163.
The current SVI-252B K202 profile correctly leaves backlightPin unset, but the comment still describes the IR illuminator control as unresolved.
Hardware behavior confirms that the IR illumination is autonomous on this board: the daylight-sensor circuitry switches the IR LEDs directly. The SoC only observes the resulting light state on GPIO3_0 / GPIO24 and controls the bistable IR-cut filter through GPIO34/33.
There is therefore no SoC-controlled backlight GPIO to configure on this board.
This change only corrects the device-profile documentation; runtime configuration is unchanged.
The current profile was also revalidated from a clean full firmware flash with the overlay wiped: the device booted with the expected IMX323, daylight sensor, IR-cut pins and 150 ms transition delay applied automatically.