Add AB8500 buck regulators to the Ux500 device tree

Linus Walleij <linusw@kernel.org> says:

While working on the Ux500 power domains it became apparent that the
device trees were using the DB8500 power-domain regulator for supplies
which actually come from buck converters in the AB8500 PMIC.

First: fix a bunch of bugs. All of these patches have Fixes: tags.
I do not consider any of them urgent or regressions, they can just
be queued in front of the new functionality.

Move some regulators over to using linear ranges before adding new
stuff since linear ranges are nice.

Add bindings and regulator driver support for the six SMPS1, SMPS2,
SMPS3, ARM, APE and MOD buck converters. Instantiate the regulators for
both AB8500 and AB8505, where the corresponding rails are named VSMPSA,
VSMPSB, VSAFE, VARM, VSMPSC and VSMPSM, and connect existing consumers
to the correct SMPS2/VSMPSB supply.

The driver follows the active hardware selector, including the
additional AB8505 selector banks, and uses the variant-specific VARM
voltage encoding. It provides enable and low-power mode control for the
three peripheral bucks while leaving the SoC-controlled rails
voltage-only.

Since peripheral buck enable state is programmed by OTP and can power
discrete components outside the device tree, preserve any rail which
the OTP leaves enabled when regulator constraints are completed.

Link: https://patch.msgid.link/20260901-ux500-dts-snowball-regulator-v2-0-fe88b01829bf@kernel.org

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