nor_flash_backend: add native SystemC NOR flash backend for QSPI#77
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Implement new QSPI SystemC model based on Micron Flash (MT25QU256ABA) The model handles the full NOR flash command set (READ, PP4, ERASE, READ_ID, READ_SFDP, status/config registers) via the biflow socket protocol. WEL is managed per-transaction using the last_write_fragment signal driven by the QSPI to support DMA multi-fragment writes. Signed-off-by: Marceron Thomas <tmarcero@qti.qualcomm.com> Signed-off-by: Alwalid Salama <asalama@qti.qualcomm.com>
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Implement new QSPI SystemC model based on Micron Flash (MT25QU256ABA)
The model handles the full NOR flash command set (READ, PP4, ERASE, READ_ID, READ_SFDP, status/config registers) via the biflow socket protocol. WEL is managed per-transaction using the last_write_fragment signal driven by the QSPI to support DMA multi-fragment writes.