This lets us use the driver without re-declaring every SVEC in the CCDB to have window size of 0x80000.

kernel: prevent creating an A24 window at 0xf00000 (Tsi148 uses same address range for its internal regs)

Conflicts:
	kernel/svec-sysfs.c

Previous size of 0x100000 allowed for up to 16 cards configured in A24. We have some crates with more than 16 slots.

The new vme_addr sysfs attribute had incorrect validation:
it was the old value stored in the card structure who was
validated by mistake. Moreover, the vme_addr is an offset,
so it has to be compared with the configured size, not
the end of the (absolute) vme address range of the board.

Use the vme_<whatever> convention

We should use at least 27e6b00, to avoid the readl/writel
naming conflicts addressed by that commit

kernel: fix edge emulation timeout & check for subsequent VIC IRQs before returning from the handler.

The latter keeps handling VIC irqs in a loop until none of the IRQ lines is active anymore. This prevents
situations when two or more IRQs come almost simultaneously (e.g. reading sychronized sample buffers) and the one with
lower priority gets starved.

The VIC is the standard BE-CO-HT module for multiplexing FPGA-internal IRQ sources. Support for
it in the carrier driver is provided for convenience of FMC driver developers. More info in the
svec-sw manual.

This way, no external dependency on /acc/... directories exists