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Port over the changes from thorpej-i2c-spi-conf to thorpej-i2c-spi-conf2,
which is based on a newer HEAD revision.

- Move all of the stuff-missing-from-OFW-device-tree stuff into a
  new function sparc64_device_tree_fixup(), and call it from
  device_register().
- sparc64_device_tree_fixup() is table-driven, selecting the table
  based on the machine_model.  It can appy "dtnode" fixups (by matching
  the device's OFW path) and "special" fixups, which are especially
  useful when a property needs to be added to another device that happens
  to not be in the OFW device tree.
- Implement enumeration of missing-from-OFW-device-tree i2c devices
  by "sub-classing" the controller's device handle, intercepting the
  "i2c-enumerate-devices" device call.  We let the "super" first
  enumerate any i2c devices that are in the OFW device tree, and then
  enumerate our own additions after that is done.  i2c additions are
  provided by the machine_model fixup tables.

Add information about GPIO pin assignments and drive bays in the E250 and
v240.  Consolidate common code for v210/v240 and E250.
Modify the GPIO pin names to include a type (currently LED or INDICATOR)
which we can then handle in the driver.

Move E250 and E450 i2c patches from dev/pcfiic_ebus.c to sparc64/ofw_patch.c.
They are now co-located with the other OFW patch routines.
New i2c devices are created for E250/E450 and v210/v240, so create new
functions to avoid duplicate code.

Avoid declaring autoconf_debug twice when building with DEBUG.
Pointed out by palle@ - thanks!

Move OFW patching routines into their own file.