[Deepin-Kernel-SIG] [linux 6.6.y] [Xlnid] net: xlnid: kcompat: Also probe for DEEPIN_KABI_CONST

[Avenger-285714]

The kcompat generator probes the kernel tree for a const-qualified dev_uevent() method, accepting either a plain const or RHEL's RH_KABI_CONST annotation. On deepin kernels the equivalent annotation is DEEPIN_KABI_CONST, which the probe does not recognize.

Extend the match expression with DEEPIN_KABI_CONST so the generator keeps producing correct results when it is re-run against a deepin kernel tree. Keep the RH_KABI_CONST branch: this SDK is cross-distro compatibility code and may still be built on RHEL kernels.

The pre-generated kcompat_generated_defs.h does not need to be regenerated: upstream 6.6 dev_uevent() is already const-qualified, so the plain const branch already matches.

Fixes: a1accf3 ("net: ethernet: xel: add XEL network driver support")
Assisted-by: Kimi Code:K3

Summary by Sourcery

Enhancements:

• Broaden kcompat generator matching for dev_uevent() to include DEEPIN_KABI_CONST so SDK compatibility checks work correctly on Deepin kernels while retaining RHEL support.

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR updates the kcompat generator for the xlnid SDK so that its probe for a const-qualified dev_uevent() method also recognizes the DEEPIN_KABI_CONST annotation used by deepin kernels, while retaining compatibility with existing plain const and RH_KABI_CONST cases.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Extend the kcompat generator’s dev_uevent() const-qualification probe to recognize the DEEPIN_KABI_CONST annotation used in deepin kernels.	Update the match expression for dev_uevent() to include DEEPIN_KABI_CONST alongside const and RH_KABI_CONST. Ensure the generated HAVE_DEV_UEVENT_CONST capability remains correct across upstream, RHEL, and deepin kernel trees.	drivers/net/ethernet/xel/xlnid/sdk/kcompat-generator.sh

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Pull request overview

Extends xlnid’s compatibility probe to recognize Deepin’s const-preserving kABI annotation.

Changes:

• Adds DEEPIN_KABI_CONST to the dev_uevent() match.
• Retains plain const and RHEL compatibility.

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