qemu: Update to version 10.0.2

qemu: Update to version 10.0.2

- Update from version 9.2.0 to 10.0.2
- Update of rootfile
- Removal of sched-attr patch as this is now built into the source tarball.
- Changelog
    10.0
	Removed features and incompatible changes
	Consult the 'Removed features' page for details of suggested replacement
	 functionality.
	New deprecated options and features
	    The -old-param option (used for booting some ancient Arm kernels) has been
	     deprecated, as none of the boards QEMU supports need it.
	    The Arm PXA2xx CPUs and the iwMMXt emulation have been deprecated and will
	     be removed in a future release.
	Consult the "Deprecated Features" chapter of the QEMU System Emulation User's
	 Guide for further details of the deprecations and their suggested replacements.
	Arm
	    iwMMXt emulation and the PXA2xx CPUs have been deprecated and will be
	     removed in a future release. (You were only using this if you explicitly
	     selected a pxa2xx CPU type on the command line or by environment variable.)
	    When emulating FEAT_PAUTH, the default pointer authentication algorithm
	     has been changed from the architected QARMA5 algorithm to QEMU's
	     implementation-defined algorithm. This is non-cryptographic but is
	     significantly faster, which is what most users will want. If you need the
	     architected algorithm you can select it with the 'pauth-qarma5'
	     CPU option, e.g. "-cpu max,pauth-qarma5=on".
	    The CPU now emulates the Secure EL2 physical and virtual timers
	    New CPU architectural features emulated:
	        FEAT_AFP
	        FEAT_RPRES
	        FEAT_XS
	    The Stellaris boards now model both I2C controllers
	    The 'virt' board now has a 'highmem-mmio-size' property to allow
	     configuring a larger PCIe MMIO region; this can be useful when passing
	     through a lot of PCI devices with large MMIO BARs to a VM.
	    New board models:
	        "npcm845-evb": NPCM845 Evaluation board
	        "imx8mp-evk": i.MX 8M Plus EVK board
	HPPA
	    New SeaBIOS-hppa version 18 with lots of fixes and enhancements
	    Emulate up to 256 GB RAM on 64-bit guests
	    Speed up translation time
	    Improve virtual CPU reset function
	    Support space register hashing via diag registers as required by 64-bit HP-UX
	    Add emulation of Diva GSP ("Guardian Service Processor" / BMC) PCI boards
	    Artist graphic card can be disabled on command line with "-global
	     artist.disable=true"
	    Added Astro LLMIO support, which allows adding other graphic cards, e.g.
	     with "-device ati-vga"
	LoongArch
	    KVM support cpu hotplug.
	    kVM support paravirt ipi.
	    KVM support kvm steal time.
	    KVM support virtual extioi feature.
	ISA and Extensions
	    Support riscv-iommu-sys device
	    Introduce svukte ISA extension
	    Support ssstateen extension
	    Reduce the overhead for simple RISC-V vector unit-stride loads and stores
	    Add 'sha' support
	    Add traces for exceptions in user mode
	    Update Pointer Masking to Zjpm v1.0
	    Add Smrnmi support
	    Add RISC-V Counter delegation ISA extension support
	    Add support for Smdbltrp and Ssdbltrp extensions
	    Introduce a translation tag for the IOMMU page table cache
	    Support Supm and Sspm as part of Zjpm v1.0
	Machines
	    Deprecate the default RISC-V machine
	    Add Tenstorrent Ascalon CPU
	    Support for RV64 Xiangshan Nanhu CPU
	    Add AIA userspace irqchip_split support
	    Add Microblaze V generic board
	    Support 64-bit address of initrd
	    Add V bit to GDB priv reg
	Fixes and Misc
	    Correct the validness check of iova
	    Fix APLIC in_clrip and clripnum write emulation
	    Upgrade ACPI SPCR table to support SPCR table revision 4 format
	    Fix timebase-frequency when using KVM acceleration
	    Convert htif debug prints to trace event
	s390x
	    Add feature definitions and CPU model for the generation 17 mainframe CPU
	    Add support for virtio-mem on s390x
	    Fix CPU emulation bugs with the PPNO and MCV instructions
	    Allow bypassing IOMMU for PCI devices for enhanced performance
	x86
	    Faster emulation of string instructions.
	    ClearwaterForest cpu model
	    SierraForest-v2 cpu model (for changes vs V1 see commit c597ff5339)
	ACPI / SMBIOS
	    Workaround 'PCI Label Id' Windows bug, which is normally harmless but on
	     localized versions can lead to guest hangs (commit 0b053391985)
	Block devices
	    The 'virtio-scsi' device has gained true multiqueue support where different
	     queues of a single controller can be processed by different I/O threads
	     (this catches up to the `virtio-blk` support that was added in QEMU 9.0).
	     This can improve scalability in cases where the guest submitted enough
	     I/O to saturate the host CPU running a single I/O thread processing the
	     virtio-scsi requests. Multiple I/O threads can be configured using the
	     new 'iothread-vq-mapping' property.
	    Add new handshake-max-seconds optional parameter to nbd-server-start QMP
	     command, and counterpart --handshake-limit option to qemu-nbd. This
	     allows fine-tuning the duration allowed for client negotiation during
	     integration testing.
	    qemu-nbd no longer hangs on exit when run as a daemon (the --fork
	     command-line option) when qemu is built with the simple trace backend.
	Graphics
	    Add new 'apple-gfx-pci' and 'apple-gfx-mmio' devices which use the macOS
	     host's ParavirtualizedGraphics.framework to provide accelerated graphics
	     to macOS guests. 'apple-gfx-pci' is intended for use on x86-64,
	     'apple-gfx-mmio' replicates the graphics device implemented by the
	     Virtualization.framework from the aarch64 version of macOS.
	IPMI
	    Multiple different internal BMCs are now supported.
	    The "Get Channel Info" command is now implemented in the internal BMC.
	    Add support for the "don't log" flag in the set watchdog command. This
	     will prevent watchdog timer events being added to the IPMI event log.
	    Return an error if invalid bits are set in the "Set BMC Global Enables"
	     command in the internal BMC.
	VFIO
	    Improved support for IGD passthrough on all Intel Gen 11 and 12 devices
	    Refactored dirty tracking engine to include VFIO state in calc-dirty-rate
	    Improved error reporting for MMIO region mapping failures
	    Improved property documentation
	    Implemented basic PCI PM capability backing
	    Added multifd support for VFIO migration
	    Added support for old ATI GPUs (x550)
	    Deprecated vfio-plaform
	    Misc fixes
	virtio
	    virtio-mem is now also supported on s390x
	    virtio-balloon guests stats are now cleared (set to zero) upon
	     device/machine reset.
	9pfs
	    Fix a regression regarding CVE-2023-2861 with security_model=passthrough
	     which caused certain sockets on guest to fail (bug #2337, commit b5e3f63a).
	    multidevs=remap is new default behaviour (see commit a2f17bd4).
	Audio
	    -audio dbus learned "nsamples" option, to set number of samples per
	     read/write
	Character devices
	    "hub": new chardev, aggregate multiple chardev backends
	GUI
	    VC: add support for cursor DECSC and DECRC commands
	    VC: implement DCH (delete) and ICH (insert) commands
	    VC: various parsing/display fixes
	GDBStub
	    linux-user processes can defer connection using -g <port>,suspend=n
	TCG Plugins
	    core plugin code is now only built once
	Migration
	    Fixed regressions in s390x (#2704) and pre-9.0 to post-9.1 migrations with
	     multifd capability (#2720)
	    Fixed long-standing bug with paused VMs (#686)
	    New migration mode "cpr-transfer" to support live updates (documentation).
	Block device backends and tools
	    The Linux AIO and io_uring backends can now make use of the RWF_DSYNC flag
	     for FUA write requests instead of emulating it with a normal write
	     followed by an fdatasync() call. This can improve performance for guest
	     disks with disabled write cache significantly (cache=writethrough and
	     cache=directsync result in such configurations), in particular if the
	     host disk is already operating in a write through cache mode.
	    The user can now actively manage if nodes are active or inactive. Amongst
	     others, this is required to perform safe live migration with a
	     qemu-storage-daemon based backend. It also allows starting block device
	     operation on the live migration destination of a paused VM without first
	     resuming the VM (which was previously the only way to activate images).
	    The vpc block driver has been fixed to handle VHD images exported from
	     Azure more correctly
	runtime
	    Improved networking emulation regarding netlink and multicast
	PowerPC
	    Added /proc/cpuinfo file emulation
	Guest agent
	    Implement a 'guest-get-load' command (Linux only)
	    Don't daemonize before the channel is initialized
	 This changes the exit code when QGA fails with the daemonize option
	    Optimize the freeze-hook script logic of logging errors
	 Log to syslog if the file log is unavailable
	    fsfreeze command: Skip bind mounts in the FS list
	Documentation
	    All QEMU Machine Protocol (QMP) interface documentation (QEMU, QEMU Storage
	     Daemon, QEMU Guest Agent) pages have been drastically overhauled,
	     featuring a new look and layout.
	    New QMP reference indices have been added per-API: QEMU QMP Index,
	     QEMU Storage Daemon QMP Index, and QEMU Guest Agent QMP Index. The
	     indices are sorted both per-type (Commands, Events, data types) and
	     alphabetically; providing a convenient one-page reference for all
	     available Commands and Events for a given interface.
	    All Commands, Events, and all documentation-referenced types are now
	     cross-reference-able; with clickable cross-references inserted in many
	     cases to make navigating complex commands, events, and types much easier.
	     References that aren't generated from metadata but are instead
	     "hardcoded" in the source documentation have not yet been converted, but
	     all generated references have been. (i.e. all type names for
	     arguments/members, return values, and "The members of..." pointers are
	     now clickable.)
	    Some return types are still omitted where they are undocumented, but this
	     will be rectified for next release.
	    Some build-time conditional information ("if", "ifcond") is temporarily
	     missing from the new documentation. For commands, events, or
	     members/values/arguments that are only conditionally available, please
	     consult the runtime introspection data to determine availability for a
	     given binary, as per usual. This will also be rectified for the next
	     release.
	Support for device models written in the Rust programming language is still
	 considered experimental, and does not have full feature parity compared to
	 QEMU binaries that are compiled with --disable-rust. However, it has matured
	 enough that developing new devices can (almost entirely) be done in the safe
	 subset of Rust.
	For now, binaries compiled with --enable-rust link statically to Rust libstd.
	 This is not suitable for e.g. Linux distributions but could be okay for other,
	 special purpose distributions of QEMU.
	The current minimum supported Rust version is 1.63.0, with plans to move to
	 1.77.0. This means that:
	    --enable-rust does not work with Debian bullseye's rustc packages.
	     in the future, --enable-rust will not support Debian bookworm's rustc for
	     the mips64el architecture, and will require the rustc-web package for
	     other architectures.
	Debian bullseye and bookworm otherwise remains supported platforms for QEMU;
	 Debian bullseye will cease to be a supported platform as soon as Debian
	 trixie is released.
	Testing and CI
	    updated baseline tuxrun tests to 19/11/2024 images
	    added new test for virtio-vulkan (needs upto date build with access to dri)
	    qtest clock_set and clock_step now check return values
	    riscv64 cross compile now based on trixie

Signed-off-by: Adolf Belka <adolf.belka@ipfire.org>
Signed-off-by: Michael Tremer <michael.tremer@ipfire.org>