[0/5] bcma/brcmsmac suspend/resume cleanups and fixes

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So here are five cleanup/fix patches that try to make the bcma and 
brcmsmac suspend/resume situation look better.

The changes do:

 - use the modern PCI suspend/resume model, and let the PCI layer handle 
   the actual standard power state changes.

 - clean up the BCMA suspend/resume infrastructure a bit in general.

 - actually hook the BCMA suspend/resume callbacks up to the 
   suspend/resume event - it use to be that a bcma driver could set its 
   suspend/resume routines, but nothing would ever call them.

 - and Rafał's bcma window invalidation

Comments? This gets suspend/resume working for me at least once. I'm not 
going to try to hang my machine again until after I have gotten this sent 
out.

Does this work for others?

               Linus
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