fix(iot-dev): Fix bug where link detach events were ignored #1774
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gwv2 hubs send a "link detach" event when a device is disabled, so we need to respond to this event by notifying higher layers that the link was lost. For reference, gwv1 hubs send a "link close" event which we already handle
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gwv2 hubs send a "link detach" event when a device is disabled, so we need to respond to this event by notifying higher layers that the link was lost.
For reference, gwv1 hubs send a "link close" event which we already handle