Bluetooth: BAP: Disallow bt_bap_stream_stop when CIS is not connected #79068
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When the CIS for a BAP stream is not connected, we cannot truly be in the disabling state (the only state the stop operation can be performed by the unicast client). The reason for this is that if the CIS is disconnected, then the ASCS server shall transition to the QoS Configured state regardless of whether it has received a receiver stop ready command from the unicast client. Signed-off-by: Emil Gydesen <emil.gydesen@nordicsemi.no>
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When the CIS for a BAP stream is not connected, we cannot truly be in the disabling state (the only state the stop operation can be performed by the unicast client).
The reason for this is that if the CIS is disconnected, then the ASCS server shall transition to the QoS Configured state regardless of whether it has received a receiver stop ready command from the unicast client.