Add support for SCMI Raw Linux interface and new targets for Linux platform.
This series at first adds support for Linux SCMI Raw transport (available since Linux v6.3) as an alternative way for the ACS to inject/receive SCMI messages to/from the server. Compiling with TRANS=raw builds a Linux app using such new Linux debugfs-based interface, instead of the legacy one based on the mailbox test driver.
Then, a few of test-cases have been fixed:
- test_c010/m014 to cope with the new SCMI Raw interface for async commands (if Raw was chosen)
- test_c009/c010/c011/c015/c017 to gracefully handle SCMI_DENIED replies about clocks
- test_d026/d027 to properly unregister notifications also on the failure path
- test_c017 to continue on error
- test_d026/027 to properly keep on looking for the desired notification in case other unrelated notifs where emitted
Finally a couple of new TARGET are added for the Linux platform (app):
- juno: to support such board
- generic_scmi: to support testing a generic SCMI server without any fixed expectations in terms of implemented protocols, found agents and resources.
IMPORTANT NOTE
This series causes the internal CI to break on mobile platforms (sgm**) due to a lack of space in BL31 to keep the compiled ACS when running in baremetal mode. As a fix, this patch to our CI infra is pending review:
https://gerrit.oss.arm.com/c/scp/test-framework/+/255449
has to be reviewed and (possibly) merged BEFORE this series in order not to break our internal CI. (for such reason is marked as Draft)
A successful CI run with both the series and the above fix is at: https://jenkins.oss.arm.com/job/scp-v2-cmake-tests-scmi/6215/