kernel/kernel-modules
Li Zhou 998d337c2b Debian: porting kernel commits from centos
To keep kernel debian stx aligned with centos stx, porting below commits
from centos stx to debian stx:
(1)patches related
   ef3c9a4 kernel: Add auxiliary bus support
   19ca0df kernel: Backport IRQ affinity patches
   a10b746 workqueue affinity: Remove unused variable
   8fde1a8 kthread_cpus: Avoid large stack allocation
   bb6ec66 scsi: Make the disk detection order more consistent
   bf940a8 rcu: Avoid RCU-related unexpected reboot
   cfe452a workqueue: Affine rescuer threads and unbound wqs
(2)config related
   6fe8d60 kernel: Disable NVMe multi-path kconfig option
   c9cdb90 Fixup recent kconfig cleanup
   8551799 Resolve v5.10 kernel configuration file differences
(3)kernel-modules related
   7ded004 kernel-modules: IRQ affinity hint fix-ups

Please pay attention to:
[ef3c9a4 kernel: Add auxiliary bus support]
which is not only related with kernel patches but also related with
kernel-modules.
It removes the auxiliary.ko from the oot ice package because auxiliary
bus device driver is built into kernel. But the detecting of builtin
auxiliary driver in intel-iavf/intel-ice oot driver will fail because
debian has 2 linux header packages. So extra patches are added for
intel-iavf and intel-ice to pass linux common header to check_aux_bus
to make builtin auxiliary driver detected. At the same time the patch
[check_aux_bus: Look for kernel headers in the right location]
for the oot drivers is removed because it isn't needed any more if
the right header path is passed.

Test Plan:
 - PASS: Build kernel-std/kernel-rt.
 - PASS: Build the 7 oot kernel modules for kernel-std/kernel-rt.
 - PASS: Build the iso for kernel-std and modules and boot up on qemu.
 - PASS: Build the test iso for kernel-rt and modules and boot up
         on qemu.

Story: 2009221
Task: 44989
Signed-off-by: Li Zhou <li.zhou@windriver.com>
Change-Id: Ic7cddc068eab1516800e90bfe431d042274f86d3
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