firmware: add brcmfmac_sdio-firmware package #3464
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jernejsk
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"xunlong,orangepi-win" also needs same FW as "khadas,vim". I wonder if there will be less exceptions the other way around.
Anyway, I can add that in follow up PR.
jernejsk
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This adds a common package and repo for brcmfmac_sdio WiFi and Bluetooth firmware along with corresponding board-specific NVRAM files which (since 4.19 kernel) follow a device-tree
compatiblebased naming scheme or fall-back to generic NVRAM or driver-based defaults. As we start to purge legacy kernel packages this should be adopted as a common source. The package allows project or device-specific .dat files to selectively include specific content from the package if required.