Specter 2.1.8 new udev rules for Ledger do not work.

[Cyberwiz9000]

Describe the bug
With the Specter v2.1.8 download came new udev rules for Ledger.
When using these rules my Ledger Nano S was not recognized (My Ledger firmware was updated last month, so pretty up to date).
I was able to select my Ledger device, but was not able to sign a transaction with it.

To Reproduce
Use the new udev rules for Ledger that come with Specter v2.1.8
Try to sign a transaction with the Ledger.
The signing fails (could not retreive key).

Desktop

• Running Bitcoin Core locally on Linux Mint.
• Specter runs locally as an AppImage on Linux Mint
• Specter Version 2.1.8

Additional context
When I revert back to the old udev rules for Ledger, everything works fine under Specter v2.1.8
I downloaded these from https://github.com/LedgerHQ/udev-rules/blob/master/20-hw1.rules

The Ledger udev rules from Specter v2.1.7 work fine. The Coldcard and Trezor udev rules from both v2.1.7 and v2.1.8 work fine as well.

New-20-hw1.rules-withSpecterV2.1.8.txt
Old-20-hw1.rules-fromLedgerGithub.txt

[Cyberwiz9000]

After looking into this I made my own custom rules with best compatibility for Ledger, Trezor and Coldcard. I have added these here for your convenience.
I named the start of the files 52 so it is clear these are custom made rules compared to the original 51 or 20 rules.

The changes in the new Ledger rules and how I changed them for best compatibility for me:

1. The new Ledger rules try to identify the {idProduct}, so there are many new product id's added to the new rules.
   I removed the ATTRS{idProduct} lines from the rules, so only ATTRS{idVendor} is used to identify. This way when new products come out with new product id's, they still work if the vendor id is still the same (which changes much less often).
2. The new Ledger rules only use SUBSYSTEMS=="usb" with TAG+="uaccess", TAG+="udev-acl" and thus not have the fallback to KERNEL=="hidraw*" with MODE="0666". So this is more restrictive and less compatible.
   I added GROUP="plugdev" and MODE="0666" to the subsystems and added the hidraw fallback for best compatibility.
3. I adjusted the rules for Coldcard en Trezor in a similar way, although they worked as is, for best compatibility.

I did not invent new rules, just took the most compatible rules from the different vendors and combined them.
I tested these rules with different models and firmwares for Ledger, Coldcard and Trezor devices. They all worked well.
If you want to use these, of course remove the .txt extensions first, which I had to add to be able to upload here.

52-coinkite.rules.txt
52-ledger.rules.txt
52-trezor.rules.txt