I was looking at a Nordic USB dongle for reasons entirely unrelated to Hubitat, and I noticed that it supports Zigbee. But the only times I've heard of this "Zigbee PRO", it's always been in relation to compatibility concerns.
I have no particular plans, but would I be safe in assuming that as long as I control the firmware I should be able to work out a Hubitat-compatible solution using this hardware?
Did you ever get this working? Looks interesting.
Here something similar, already mostly done.
TI CC2530 Zigbee board for firmware
Planning to try for a project I have on back burner.
I believe the author created router firmware for the TI zigbee chips. This is an offshoot of the Zigbee2MQTT project.
I have 3 of the CC2531 USB based routers (2 on HE, 1 on Z2M) and 1 CC2531 acting as coordinator on Zigbee2MQTT.
I also have 3 of the cc2530 + cc2591 (amped version) not in use yet.
Thanks. I would prefer to be able to write my own firmware. The IDE/SDK for most of the Zigbee SOC boards is very cost prohibitive. I am looking for low cost hardware and software, if possible. 
I think you can download the TI firmware at little or no cost, you may have to buy a developer board kit. $50-$60
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