fwmanager: encode boot-progress checkpointing in the device table Liveness can be more than one timeout: a device may pass several boot checkpoints, and the signal may be polled or queried rather than device-pushed. Replace boot_timeout with an ordered checkpoint list, each pairing a BootSignal (boot-complete GPIO, heartbeat, MCTP ready, version query) with its own window: last checkpoint reached means booted, an expired window fails the boot. BootSignal is generic over the id its boot monitor reads a boot-complete line by, as DeviceConfig is over its reset signal. The mock nic exercises the multi-checkpoint path. Assisted-by: Claude:claude-fable-5 Signed-off-by: Christina Quast <christina.quast@9elements.com> Refs: 9elements/openprot#1
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