deviceinfo_schema.toml: Remove "Device" category and use "Device metadata"

I'm not sure how this happened, but I'm pretty sure it was
unintentional.

Signed-off-by: Stefan Hansson <newbyte@postmarketos.org>
Part-of: <https://gitlab.postmarketos.org/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/merge_requests/8039>
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@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ android_multiboot = "Android multiboot"
usb = "USB"
cros = "cgpt/Depthcharge"
of = "Open Firmware"
device = "Device"
splash = "Splash"
weston = "Weston"
@ -489,29 +488,29 @@ fate = "obsolete"
epitaph = "Removed as it required patching Weston, kernels should instead be patched to report the right framebuffer mode."
# TODO: Add support for generating a list of helpful links along with explanations
## Device
## Device metadata
[variable.device.nonfree]
[variable.metadata.nonfree]
description = "Components of a device that only run with closed-source firmware"
fate = "obsolete"
epitaph = "No devices ever used it."
[variable.device.dev_keyboard]
[variable.metadata.dev_keyboard]
description = "Path to hardware keyboard"
fate = "obsolete"
epitaph = "Originally intended to point osk-sdl to the hardware keyboard, but was never used and osk-sdl has now been replaced by unl0kr."
[variable.device.keyboard]
[variable.metadata.keyboard]
description = "Whether the device has a hardware keyboard"
fate = "obsolete"
epitaph = "Programs should automatically detect if the device currently has a keyboard or not (often it can be hotplugged anyway)."
[variable.device.modules_initfs]
[variable.metadata.modules_initfs]
description = "List of kernel modules to include in the initramfs."
fate = "obsolete"
epitaph = "Replaced by the modules-initfs file in device packages"
[variable.device.mesa_driver]
[variable.metadata.mesa_driver]
description = "Name of the Mesa driver used by a given device."
fate = "obsolete"
epitaph = "This was used by osk-sdl, which has been replaced by unl0kr."