[roll] Roll fuchsia [intel-i915] Expanded PCH panel control logic. This CL implements the following functionality. * Expanded definitions for the registers related to PCH (South display engine) panel power and brightness. * A new PchEngine class that is responsible for interpreting the values of the PCH registers and coordinating changes to these registers. * Re-configuring PCH registers (clocking, panel power sequence, panel brightness PWM) if the configuration left by the boot firmware is obviously incorrect. * Driving the PCH through the panel power sequence. The implementation is based on the Intel PRMs for Kaby Lake, Sky Lake (similar to Kaby Lake), Tiger Lake, and DG1. We also refer to DG1 because the Tiger Lake PRM only got definitions for the PCH registers very recently, and our implementation was mainly developed against the DG1 documentation. Our experiments showed that the registers described in the DG1 manual exist on Tiger Lake, which was confirmed by the updated Tiger Lake PRMs. The new PchEngine class is integrated with i915::Controller and DpDisplay. All direct accesses to PCH-related MMIO registers are replaced with PchEngine functionality, so PchEngine becomes the only class that accesses these registers. Original-Bug: 83825 Tested: fx test //src/graphics/display/drivers/intel-i915 Tested: fx shell display-tool squares Tested: Atlas with Secure Boot enabled boots into core.x64 Tested: Atlas in Dev Mode still boots into core.x64 Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/707284 Original-Revision: bbbc139ceef03d035e1056363cafce7984b5763d GitOrigin-RevId: a1d145ec44c237f50e6df687f90952bc00146559 Change-Id: I0d60085b9755ee0c9a69692b8c0189855179a00f
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