[FEATURE REQUEST] Add `quiet` platform profile mapping to `PPD_POWER_SAVER`

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Description

The tuned-ppd daemon currently maps "low-power" to PPD_POWER_SAVER but leaves "quiet" unmapped, causing issues on laptops like ASUS that support an ACPI "quiet" profile.

Current behavior:

• When users select "quiet" profile in KDE Power Profiles daemon, nothing happens
• The "quiet" option is available in /sys/firmware/acpi/platform_profile_choices but has no corresponding PPD mapping

Expected behavior

• "quiet" profile should map to PPD_POWER_SAVER similar to "low-power"
• This allows the system to properly handle the quiet profile without requiring manual patching

Current workaround (what the patch does):

# In /usr/lib/python*/site-packages/tuned/ppd/controller.py
PLATFORM_PROFILE_MAPPING = {
    ...
    "low-power": PPD_POWER_SAVER,
    "quiet": PPD_POWER_SAVER,  # <-- added
    ...
}

Environment

• Fedora 42/43/44
• tuned-ppd package
• ASUS laptops (in my case, Asus TUF Gaming F15) with ACPI platform profile support

Would it be possible to add this mapping upstream so users don't need to patch manually? I already have the patch that I'm applying on every update, I can raise the PR with the fixes cherry-picked from my patch.

[pixincreate]

Additionally, I did also create a small script for showing toast message every time the Asus Profile is changed.

[pixincreate]

Was searching if there already exist an issue, yes, it does exist here.

I would like keep this issue open for obvious reasons.