wifi-firmware-*: update to 20260410

Update firmware to 20260410.  This includes new firmware files
for iwlwifi and rtw89.

Bump the main firmware version as well.

Sponsored by:	The FreeBSD Foundation
Reviewed by:	jrm
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D57050

net/wifi-firmware-kmod: deal with '?' in file names as sha256 broke it

md5 (sha256) as of 70fde0ed6bbbb1f84c440190ba1e5435f8c90e13 in base
started quoting ? as \? which then goes into the distinfo file and
as a result we fail to find that file later using Mk/Scripts/.

Using the dummy=/ option is not as straight forward with a dynamic list
of distfiles as one would wish.
We now build a full matrix of MASTER_SITE x DISTFILES;  that is for
each "DISTFILE" we generate a :group with a full download URL on each
"MASTER_SITE".  That way each file is still possibly downloadable from
each of the various master sites.

The difference now is that the files stored in distfiles no longer
contain the ?h=<tag> extension as we strip that for the distfile having

net/wifi-firmware-rtw8[89]-kmod: update firmware files

With the removal of the "USE=kmod" and only building packages with
plain firmware files, our version went backwards.  Updating the
firmware will fix this.

Change to a script to extract the firmware files from WHENCE to get
them all.  This also helps us as we no longer have to manually track
older files as they are already included in the list.

Sponsored by:	The FreeBSD Foundation
Reviewed by:	jrm
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D54202

net/wifi-firmware-*: add support to set loader tunable

For drivers which currently need to set the
compat.linuxkpi.skb.mem_limit tunable add an option to the build
to create it automatically for each FLAVOR.   There is no harm
if it is there multiple times setting it to the same value (apart
from file including and parsing overhead in loader -- however that
works).

Add the option to the rtw88 and rtw89 wifi-firmware Makefile.

Having it with the firmware package has multiple advantages:
- the user does not have to do any manual configuration anymore
- we do not have to configure setting it into the release builds
- bsdinstall does not need to know about it to set for the installed
  system (depending on driver).

Bump PORTREVISION.

Sponsored by:	The FreeBSD Foundation
MFC after:	1 minute
X-MFC for:	releng 14.2
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D47481

net/wifi-firmware-*kmod: update firmware for iwlwifi, rtw88, rtw89

The drivers are updated in main.  Add newer supported firmware along
with it while (manually) keeping some older revisions in some drivers
for the stable braches.

Sponsored by:	The FreeBSD Foundation
Reviewed by:	jrm, (cy previous revision)
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D47142

net/wifi-firmware-*: build framework and license hack cleanup

Cleanup the extra layer of "flavour" that came into the build framework
when flavours were introduced at a time when it was not planned.
Make linters some more happy. [1]

Remove the special license hack to install additional files.
If DISABLE_LICENSES is set we still installed files making builds fail [2].
One would hope to always install the lincese files but simply disable
any checking by the framework.
Introduce a new way using LICENSE_COMB=multi to install the default
license file, the extra WHENCE and any possible extra firmware license
files.  Technically this is an abuse of the system too but at least it
should work and not break non default options.

Based on:	D45369 by jrm [1]
Reported by:	pi [2]
Sponsored by:	The FreeBSD Foundation
Reviewed by:	jrm
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D46124

net/wifi-firmware-*kmod: improve build logic, add flavors, update fw version

- update framework to no longer depend on local distfiles for firmware(9)
  but generate the Makefile hierarchy in post-extract.  Keep a
  Makefile.inc.in in files for simplicity.
- update extracting WHENCE parts using a local WHENCE.awk.in in files
  and a pattern to match the section(s).
- use the already prepared FWSUBS sections for flavors and add the
  FWDRV as "default".  Generate the CONFLICTS_INSTALL conflict and
  PKGNAMESUFFIX entries.  Adjust paths and logic for flavors.
  Depend on the flavors rather the combined ("default flavor") packages
  by default if someone installs wifi-firmware-kmod.
  The wifi-firmware-${name}-kmod packages are still built for older
  versions of fwget shipping in releases.
- add support for iwlwifi and ath12k firmware
- update firmware to linux-firmware.git tag: 20240513 for all drivers.

Sponsored by:	The FreeBSD Foundation
Reviewed by:	jrm
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D44945

net/wifi-firmware-*: use metaport for "base" and switch to Makefile.inc

Rename the wifi-firmware-base to wifi-firmware-kmod (similar to
gpu-firmware-mod).  The former was never build so technically it
is no move.  Make the new subdir a metaport including all
wireless firmware.
Move the old Makefile to Makefile.inc and adjust the child ports
accordingly.

This solves two problems: (1) the base port is now buildable and (2)
there is a single port to depend on to add all the needed firmware
files to, e.g., put on a release media.

Suggested by:	amdmi3
PR:		270742
Reviewed by:	ehaupt, jrm
Approved by:	ehaupt, jrm
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D40014

net/wifi-firmware-*: add framework and firmware for various WiFi chipsets

Add a "base port framework" to fetch (WiFi) firmware and license files
from the linux-firmware.git repository and an accompanying FreeBSD
build kmod framework tarball (for now; we might do without that in
the future).
Add child ports for Realtek rtw88 and rtw89, Mediatek mt76, and
Atheros ath10k and ath11k firmware as a start.

This is a beginning in order to stop bloating src.git and the
installed kernels with lots of MB of firmware files whereas usually
only one vebdor/chipset/flavor is needed.  Before fully switching
more infrastructure needs to be in place but this is the first and
most important step.

PR:		270742
Reviewed by:	lwhsu
Approved by:	lwhsu (ports)
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D39487