New package: nvidia610 - #62008
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I decided to add the nvidia610 drivers as a separate package. They are still considered the "new features" drivers. There may be some users who wish to use the newer drivers over the stable ones.
This will also set the groundwork for the "nvidia" package to move up to the 610 drivers once they become stable as well.
I have gone through the .run file and found two new firmware files which I added into the template. Everything else looks to be the same as the nvidia595 drivers.