the root cause of flip-flop charging logic if you insert wall charger

[Andy Green]

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Somebody in the thread at some point said:

| Seems that the charger doesn't like capacitative loads that violate
| the USB spec by more than an order of magnitude. But besides that,
| it's performing nicely.

Well, we can just say it has a current limit that is triggered pretty
quickly on insertion / inrush current, whether the lower load impedence
is coming from empty capacitor or actual load I guess it doesn't care.

Anyway overall it works fine, which is just as well because there is
nothing we can do about it, except improve the handling of the removal +
insertion flag case that Matt spotted.

- -Andy
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