Fix drifting in the joystick triggers

[rafaellehmkuhl]

This patch fixes the problem of drifting trigger inputs (non-zero values on the joystick triggers when not pressed).

To accomplish that it uses an updated version of node-sdl which allow for the initial joystick/controller calibration to be bypassed, and adapts to the new range and behavior.

This patch needs this change to be accepted on node-sdl, and a consequently update of the lib version on our side. As the upstream update is taking longer than we are able to wait, I've built it in my fork and pointed our project to use the forked build.

How to test it

1. Start any Cockpit version from 1.17 with a joystick trigger half pressed.
2. Open /menu/tools/data-lake and see how the focus/zoom (depends on your joystick profile) value is far from zero
3. Now install the version from this PR and do the same. The value should be zero (or very close, since the joystick can have a small shift from zero)

Fix #2355

[rafaellehmkuhl]

@ES-Alexander @ArturoManzoli I need you guys help testing this one to make sure its fixed indeed. I've included instructions in the PR. Arturo if you could test it on both Linux and Windows that would be great (this way we make sure my build is working correctly for all versions).

I'm putting this one in the fast-track as its a must for the RadCam release.

[ES-Alexander]

Was painful to test, but confirmed working properly - nice work!

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For future reference (from some internal discussion / debugging):

• Built binaries without defined versions are not re-installed/built with yarn install / yarn dev:electron
  • yarn upgrade sdl can directly get the changed SDL binary
  • yarn install --force can more generally ensure all the packages are using their specified version
• To run a downloaded app from a PR artifact, the macOS gatekeeper needs to be disabled with xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Cockpit.app (or whatever application path you're using)

[ArturoManzoli]

All tested and working very well.
Tested on windows and linux