[roll] Roll fuchsia Revert "[intel-i915] Use OnDisplayAdded() and OnDisplayRemoved()."

This reverts commit 40d05ef7cb1aaf551fcdc10065bbe21892de1a3e.

Reason for revert: possibly broke NUC11 builders

Original change's description:
> [intel-i915] Use OnDisplayAdded() and OnDisplayRemoved().
>
> This change replaces the OnDisplaysChanged() event with
> OnDisplayAdded() and OnDisplayRemoved() on display initialization
> and display hotplug events.
>
> Test: on core.x64 on Intel NUC11:
>
>       (1) Boot NUC11 with an HDMI display plugged in.
>           virtcon and "display-tool squares" worked.
>       (2) Unplug the display.
>           Saw "Display disconnected!" in syslog.
>       (3) Plug in the same HDMI display again.
>           Saw "Display connected!" in syslog.
>           "display-tool squares" worked.
>
> Test: on core.x64 on Intel NUC11:
>
>       (1) Boot NUC11 without any displays plugged in.
>       (2) Plug in the HDMI display.
>           Saw "Display connected!" in syslog.
>
> Original-Bug: 339311596
> Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/1045420

Original-Bug: 339311596
Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/1046395
Original-Revision: e54117290e6a08adc2b5777dc4a23deb2b39d90f
GitOrigin-RevId: 9a110da7e3eda604756f119ec3ef8565028bfa09
Change-Id: I694a483994832b22012ec5597159daf3ab5c844e
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