[roll] Roll fuchsia [kernel][smmu] Introduce an ARM SMMU Iommu type. Define a type, and a parameter structure for ARM SMMUs which can be used with the `zx_iommu_create` syscall. Currently, systems with SMMUs are simply creating a single DummyIommu instance, and then creating BTIs with fake StreamIDs. This is fine for operating with the system's SMMUs disabled, or when it is preconfigured to put all of the required initiators into bypass mode, but more needs to be done in the long run. Eventually, user-mode is going to need to obtain handles to all of the actual SMMU instances in the system, and then create BTIs using the actual stream IDs (as reported in the device tree) under the correct SMMU instances. This small patch should allow for a graceful transition to that mode. Users can now explicitly request a handle to an SMMU instance with the desired instance uniquely identified by the physical base address of the specific SMMU instance. Under the hood, we are simply going to return an instance of a DummyIommu, meaning that the system should continue to operate exactly as it does today, allowing the plumbing to create the proper SMMU and BTI instances to be developed in parallel with developing support for the SMMU hardware itself. Original-Bug: 42108551 Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/1408247 Original-Revision: e621cb36f3ed9ce46e1508fde0355a4df4418448 GitOrigin-RevId: a8b8ae608b73f62c5b873d0c90ccb9b26ace74bf Change-Id: Ibf40e06ba0d654878f8d592eb8dc5fa0fc92172d
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