[REVIEW PATCH v3 00/12] smiapp OF support

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Hi all,

This patchset adds support for Device tree in the smiapp driver. Platform
data support is retained as well. The actual DT related changes are
prepended by a few simple cleanups.

A new link-frequency property is defined in video-interfaces.txt, as this is
hardly something which is specific to the SMIA compliant sensors.

since v2:

- patch 8 (now 9) "of: smiapp: Add documentation":

	- Cleanups                                                                      

	- Removed clock-names property documentation

	- Port node documentation was really endpoint node documentation

	- Added remote-endpoint as mandatory endpoint node properties

	- Rename link-frequency property as link-frequencies

	- Removed clock-names property from the DT example

	- Fix clock property documentation

- Use struct smiapp_sensor pointer as an argument to many functions, instead
  of struct v4l2_subdev pointer. This modifies patch "smiapp: Fully probe
  the device in probe".

- smiapp_subdev_{init,cleanup} renamed as smiapp_{init,cleanup} (same patch)

- Remove redundant sub-device name change, patch "smiapp: Don't give the
  source sub-device a temporary name" added to the set.

since v1:

- Only use dev->of_node to determine whether the OF node is there.

- Add clock-lanes and data-lanes properties to mandatory properties list in
  documentation.

- Add a patch to include include/uapi/linux/smiapp.h in MAINTAINERS section
  for the smiapp driver.

-- 
Kind regards,
Sakari

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