[FL-3774] Fix 5V on GPIO #4103
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[FL-3774] Fix 5V on GPIO #4103
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What's new
Verification
Disable 5V on GPIO in the GPIO app
Plug the USB cable into your device
Enable 5V on GPIO
Unplug the USB cable
The 5V power should resume within a second of the cable being unplugged
Also check SubGHz with external modules, iButton, Infrared, and Power CLI since those apps were migrated to the new power control scheme as well.
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