Enable fusb302b with optimized timing

[gnumpi]

• optimized timing for sending PD messages
• disabled cable detach / attach detection
• delay automation state trigger by 1s

[ms1design]

I tested it on my rev4, here's the "pop" noises during boot matrix table:

YES = pops still happen.

When I directly connect to the MBP USB-C PD I get boot loop.

Power Adapter	PD Connected	Hardware Reset	Software Reset	USB-C Power Draw sensor	Notes
Mac USB-C PD (direct)	???	???	???	Unknown	Boot loop
Mac USB-C PD (through Adapter)	YES	YES	NO	Unknown	Pops all the time till full boot
Anker Nano3 30W PD	YES	YES	NO	3A @ 9V	Pops a bit less that Mac USB-C
Apple USB-C PD 20W	YES	YES	NO	2A @ 9V	Pops just 2 times during boot
Unknown 5V 2A 10W	YES	YES	NO	Unknown	A lot of pops during boot

[that1guy]

Overall, this is working very well for me @gnumpi! NOTE: In all my testing when I swapped to a new USB-C connection the devices is completely powered off. In other words, I was not "hot-swapping" my USB-C connections why keeping the Core board plugged in. Here are my findings:

Power Adapter	PD Connected	Hardware Reset	Software Reset	USB-C Power Draw sensor	Notes
Mac USB-C PD (direct)	YES	NO	NO	3A @ 5V	Works Well! No Boot Loops!
Mac USB-C PD (through Adapter)	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Brad doesn't have USB-C Adapter
Anker Nano3 30W PD	YES	NO	NO	3A @ 9V	Seems to be reliable
Apple USB-C PD 20W	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Brad doesn't have this charger
Apple USB-C PD 67W	YES	NO	NO	3A @ 9V	Nice. Seems stable
Unknown 9V 2.23A 20W	YES	NO	NO	2A @ 9V	Nice. Go China! See screenshot below.

[that1guy]

@ms1design FYI - I don't think any of the code in this PR will address the popping on boot. That is a separate issue here: #127