[roll] Roll fuchsia [power-manager] Support CPU thermal client Currently, there are two different methods for calculating the thermal load for a given sensor, and both are used to obtain the thermal state for different clients. The CPU thermal client will use the thermal load calculated by the ThermalPolicy, and the conversion from thermal load to thermal state is different from that used by existing thermal clients. With this change, we will add a new mechanism to route the CPU thermal load from the ThermalPolicy to the ThermalStateHandler. This will decouple the CPU thermal load handling from the existing sensor-specific thermal load handling. Additionally, this change introduces a new toggle that allows the CPU thermal client to connect to the `fuchsia.thermal.ClientStateConnector` service and retrieve thermal state based on CPU thermal load. Original-Bug: b/295078019, b/320705983 Test: fx test //src/power/power-manager Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/820628 Original-Revision: 3fed7d9afe7f1a796c8eed0fc0de2569f42fa449 GitOrigin-RevId: e62d31bb52ee98ea789646e1bcc798841cac212a Change-Id: I5d91d1818bc775d8a1bb0556efaebea937fd27ae
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