[roll] Roll fuchsia [netcfg] Improve bus type matching SDIO is a particular bus for doing IO over a Secure Digital card interface. It's not quite appropriate to classify every platform bus as SDIO; the controller could be on-chip, virtualized, or even attached to some low-bandwidth bus like i2c. We already discriminate PCI and USB from SDIO, so we probably ought to be more careful in admitting when we don't know which bus carries the device. This also reduces reliance on topological path, which ought to be fine: if we discover a network device, we can still provision it without knowing how it's attached. This change introduces two new bus types: "Virtio", which uses standard bus path naming rules, and "Unknown", which uses MAC-address-based naming. This also removes a few tests that depended on bus path and bus type matching failures as these can no longer fail. Original-Bug: b/319153091 Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/976032 Original-Revision: 0450c18dc1298ae69000bf116e7a8f9cedba25db GitOrigin-RevId: 2cc705a8b775513fc480933efef74a6d6b59786f Change-Id: I0d3ed7a6d6de44dd8e7687da5a8b2debb831f755
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