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Extend zephyr_domain_dts to generate GPIO child nodes for AMD/Xilinx IOModule instances in the generated Zephyr device tree. The generated nodes represent enabled GPI and GPO ports and include GPIO controller properties such as port number, direction, GPIO width, initial output value, and interrupt configuration. This allows Zephyr IOModule GPIO devices to be described automatically from the hardware configuration, following the existing IOModule child-node generation model used for UART, PIT, and interrupt controller instances. Signed-off-by: Satya Sri <satyasri.katru@amd.com>
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Extend zephyr_domain_dts to support IOModule GPIO peripherals
in the generated Zephyr device tree.
This change generates GPI and GPO child nodes for enabled
IOModule GPIO ports and populates the GPIO controller
properties required by the Zephyr IOModule GPIO driver,
including port number, direction, GPIO width, initial
output value, and interrupt configuration.
Follows the existing IOModule child-node generation model
used for UART, PIT, and interrupt controller instances.