[roll] Roll fuchsia [devicetree][i2c] Allow for multiple I2C peripheral addresses in `reg`. Previously the devicetree visitor only supported `i2c` child nodes with one `reg` entry. However, some devices may need access to multiple I2C peripherals on a single bus. This change adds support for multiple I2C peripheral addresses in the `reg` field of the child node; The created composite device will have multiple I2C nodes, each of which stands for an individual I2C channel. Other OSes also support multiple I2C `reg`s in their devicetree implementations. For example, Linux devicetree `i2c` node documentation (https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/devicetree/bindings/i2c/i2c.txt) mentions that: > - reg > One or many I2C peripheral addresses. Original-Bug: 358395787 Test: i2c-bus-visitor-test Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/1105482 Original-Revision: 71d5a3e85020d17c41c4a4447fb64c1ebb42ff9b GitOrigin-RevId: 0cab8c85ec0697626a4a52072dbb7814310fdf95 Change-Id: Ibf0c9fcb015e40774f2ff7452303ddc3a55065e4
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