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I can't seem to find any references to being able to turn the controller off through software except for when it's actually paired to an Xbox.
Have you tried using the dongle on the Deck to connect to your controller? I'd be interested to know if your controller shuts down then when the Deck goes to sleep. If it does, then that suggests that it's the dongle responsible for the controller shutting down. Actually I suppose it working on the Switch suggests it's the dongle either way since the Switch undoubtedly thinks it's a wired controller, and would have no reason to send a shutdown command to that. Unfortunately the only 8bitdo product I have is their arcade stick, and that dongle only works with that stick. To my knowledge at least. The stick has explicit Bluetooth and "2.4 Ghz" modes.
I just tried it on the Deck and the controller did NOT turn off automatically like it does on the Switch. I also don't have rumble at all on the controller when using the dongle (vs connecting the controller directly to the Deck's BT but that's a whole different issue lol).
Update: this is definitely looking like a bug. Pairing my PS4 controller to my Deck, and then putting the Deck to sleep does indeed turn the controller off as expected.