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Device::Drop makes ensure to ungrab the device, and prints a message in case of error. The problem is that ungrabbing a device that has already been disconnected will result in an
ENODEV. There is not much point in this error message, because the device must have been ungrabbed if it doesn't exist any more.This PR avoids printing the error message when the error is ENODEV.