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Ive had that issue on Kubuntu. In the end it was one of my USB devices (specifically my controller) that was responsible for turning my PC back on. No idea why, but unplugging it stopped the entire phenomenon. Maybe check if one of your USB devices is doing the same thing?
Not the issue in this case, I disabled all forms of wake on USB from both a BIOS/UEFI level and Linux. There were problems with Ryzen 7000 but that should have been fixed with driver updates supposedly... But maybe gigabyte is just that shite lol. At least the board wasn't too expensive when I bought it where I live