Refactor transports to use libhoth_error#276
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Migrates the transport layer in dev/libhoth from legacy 'int' return codes to the new rich 64-bit 'libhoth_error' format. This allows propagating detailed error information (like libusb or POSIX errno) all the way to callers. Includes: - Core libhoth_device interface and wrapper updates - USB, SPI, MTD, and DBUS transport migrations with rich error mapping - host_cmd.c updates to propagate rich errors directly - htool_usb and htool_console updates to handle libhoth_error
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Migrates the transport layer in dev/libhoth from legacy 'int' return codes to the new rich 64-bit 'libhoth_error' format. This allows propagating detailed error information (like libusb or POSIX errno) all the way to callers.
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