[roll] Roll fuchsia [kernel][smmu] Add DeviceAspace and host-test. Add some utility classes along with host-test to the kernel ARM SMMU driver. The three classes added are: + DeviceAspace + TranslationTableHelper + PageCache They will be used in a subsequent change to manage a VMSAv8-64 address space used by the SMMU to enforce device access control on a per-page basis. The helper classes actually depend on very little of the actual kernel code, they mostly only need to be able to get pages from the PMM, and translate between physical addresses and their corresponding kernel virtual addresses in order to manage the PTEs. This said, making a mistake in this code when being used by the SMMU is very likely to hang or crash the system, making it very difficult to debug. So, instead of writing in-kernel or fuchsia user-mode unit tests, add host-tests instead, mocking out the small number of kernel dependencies needed to exercise the code. This makes it possible to verify the code host-side without needing a functioning fuchsia environment. It can also make things significantly easier to debug when needed as host-side debuggers can be used if desired. Original-Original-Bug: 42108551 Original-Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/1576305 Original-Original-Revision: 3021e91456c8962274ed84b3fd256e3439306e74 GitOrigin-RevId: dd86e94976250edc0a32ca0174e06ea96316f68a Change-Id: I9e378805e8bfa023842ee2e5ad7a8162d3d1e587 Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/integration/+/1618651 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/main@{#193033}
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