Add USB device IDs for additional SteelSeries Arctis headset models to the sound card hardware database. This extends support for the complete Arctis lineup including newer models. Newly added device IDs: - Arctis 7 P (0x12d5) - Arctis Pro (0x1290) - Arctis Nova 3 (0x12ec) - Arctis Nova 3 P (0x2269) - Arctis Nova 3 X (0x226d) - Arctis Nova 5 (0x2232) - Arctis Nova 5 X (0x2253) - Arctis Nova 7 Rev2 (0x2258) - Arctis Nova 7 Diablo (0x223a) - Arctis Nova 7 WoW (0x227a) - Arctis Nova 7 2 (0x22a1) - Arctis Nova 7 Gen2 (0x227e) - Arctis Nova 7 X Gen2 (0x229e) - Arctis Nova Pro (0x12e0) - Arctis Nova Pro X (0x12e5) Also reordered existing entries for better organization. Note, steelseries [firmware release 103.0.0](https://techblog.steelseries.com/2026/01/21/GG-notes-103.0.0.html) was a major update for all Nova 7 (Gen 1) Family headsets with new PIDs being issued for the devices. I only own the Nova 7 which is the only (previously unknown) PID being added. Additional PIDs will need to be added for those new identifiers (if any), but this should be basically every Steelseries Headset which the kernel supports/will eventually support.
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