Mark Brown e3057eb574 ASoC: SOF: ipc4/intel: Support for ChainDMA
Merge series from Peter Ujfalusi <peter.ujfalusi@linux.intel.com>:

On a platform when the DSP is in use, we cannot select individual links
to use or not use the DSP, it is either all or none.  On some audio
endpoint, like HDMI/DP, it is preferred to not use any processing in DSP
to reduce the latency and to allow bytestream pass-through (DTS, DD,
etc)

IPC4 introduces a new type of end-to-end connection within the DSP which
is using the host DMA and link DMA in a single buffer, working
back-to-back, passing the received data without looking at it or trying
to understand the format, content.

This mode reduces the latency and allows non PCM streams to be sent from
userspace.

The feature is enabled per PCM bases, signalled in topology.
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