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fix(data): link Galaxy watches to Exynos SoCs and drop soc "0" on watches - #300

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Watch records still had the placeholder soc: "0" (26 records); #271 cleaned only tablets.

  • Linked (8 records), per the Galaxy Watch series spec table's Processor row:
    • Watch4, Watch4 Classic, Watch5, Watch5 Pro → exynos-w920
    • Watch6, Watch6 Classic → exynos-w930
    • Watch7, Watch Ultra → exynos-w1000
  • New SoCs: exynos-w920 and exynos-w930 (5 nm 5LPE, 2× Cortex-A55, Mali-G68 MP2 at 667 MHz; Q3 2021 and Q3 2023), from the Exynos table.
  • Dropped "0" (18 records): Asus, Google Pixel Watch 2/3, Huawei, LG, Oppo, ZTE and the Samsung Gear S3 variants, plus Galaxy Watch FE, which isn't in the series table. Their own data doesn't name a chip. Pixel Watch 3 lists "SW5100", which is either W5 or W5+ Gen 1, so it's too ambiguous to link.

Only soc lines change (plus the source URL on linked records). python -m app.validate passes.

Closes #296

…soc "0" on watches

The Galaxy Watch series spec table names each model's chip: W920 (Watch4,
Watch4 Classic, Watch5, Watch5 Pro), W930 (Watch6, Watch6 Classic), W1000
(Watch7, Ultra). Add Exynos W920/W930 from Wikipedia's Exynos table. The
other 18 watch records had the placeholder soc "0" with nothing naming a
chip, so drop it, as #271 did for tablets.

Refs #296
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