[Portisch]

The AOCEC adapter reads the physical address only when the connection is opened. When the box boots with the TV off or unplugged, the driver returns F.F.F.F. libCEC falls back to 1.0.0.0 and keeps it after the TV comes up, so the TV does not route its remote keys to the box.

The Amlogic driver does not signal a hotplug on the file descriptor, poll() only reports received messages. This change reads the address with CEC_IOC_GET_PHYSICAL_ADDR each time the existing one second select() returns and calls HandlePhysicalAddressChanged when a different valid address shows up, like the Linux, IMX, RPi and TDA995x adapters do. F.F.F.F is ignored, so a TV toggling hotplug causes no new announcement. As with the Linux adapter, a manually set address is replaced.

Doing this in libCEC fixes it for every client of the adapter, and libCEC already has the callback for it. Reopening the connection from the application instead, for example from Kodi on a display reset or a hotplug, would repeat the full CEC setup each time, with polls, logical address allocation and possibly an active source message.

Tested on a Ugoos AM9 (S905X5, Linux 6.12) connected directly to a TV: boot with the TV off, then switch it on. Before, libCEC stayed at 1.0.0.0 and the TV remote did nothing. With the change it logs "changing physical address to 2000", reports 2.0.0.0 and the remote controls Kodi.

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