[roll] Roll fuchsia [boot-shim] Matcher ignore nodes that are not ok "status" property may be okay/ok, fail, fail-sss or disabled. We only should look at nodes whose status is okay. When the status is missing, docs say we should assume its ok. CPU Topology is slightly more complex, as there are two parallel data structures, the CPU entries (information about each cpu, including their status) and then the topology itself which is linked to the CPU entries through phandles. In order to generate the correct topology, we must first generate the topology information, and determine which of those cpu references is no longer valid AND which of the container structures (e.g. socket, cluster) are no longer valid (e.g. they contain no "okay" CPUs). Original-Fixed: 385360435 Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/1191094 Original-Revision: eb77d06618814eeb0d6ecabaa3fb58f62f4008c1 GitOrigin-RevId: bbd2ccfaed2b16ee9ce39b6ed4963cc3f10e8a7d Change-Id: I6a5669225c32bbb3ae075e2a5d3786e616dfb4d5
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