Team.
When a lsusb device number changes, maybe a power cycle, unplug, or whatever causes this, if you have had the USB pass-thru enabled for the device there is seemingly no way to remove it. I think it's a configuration file issue or something that can be corrected with virsh but that is unclear.
Even though the new device number is then listed in antMan you can't use it, it seems, because the old mapping persists. This is the problem that I had. I had an original device number of 0049, something I'm not sure what, caused that to change and I got an error when trying to start the antlet that the device didn't exist. When I went to look at the listing it wasn't there to be removed from the listing of USB devices because it simply no longer existed. I tried to select the new device number but that triggered a similar error about the old device number.
I dug around and found the old mapping in a QEMU XML file but changing it there didn't work either, not even removing that device altogether worked.
What is a method for either re-mapping or removing a USB pass-thru device when this type of issue occurs? Thanks in advance.