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It's for the games where you use a controller and the configurator.
[Steam > Settings > Controllers > General Controller Settings]
For example, I might enable it for DualShock 4 v2 in Dark Souls 3, but I don't necessarily want it enabled in a game that utilizes DirectInput API natively as that could result in double input.
If you don't use the configurator in the first place, then whether it's enabled or disabled doesn't matter jack to you.
So basicaly the configurator allows you to change the default keys for games that usualy come with fixed controller buttons.
And with this option you choose whether your want custom keys to work with a specific game or not?
Is this moreless what it is?
It's also for emulating xinput for controllers that use dinput for example.