Decode the IrDA device address as little endian.
Decode the IrDA device address as little endian.

This is only a cosmetic change, to make the IrDA device address on
Windows consistent with the address Linux. There is no functional
difference because the address is always serialized and deserialized
internally, and applications shouldn't care about the actual number.

Anyway, the difference in endianness is easy to notice because the
Uwatec Smart family of devices use the serial number as the IrDA device
address. On Linux, the address was identical to the serial number, while
on Windows the byte order was reversed.

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