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Drop the Armv7-R IFSR domain field and rename its permission fault - #238
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Removes redundant clause Co-authored-by: Jonathan 'theJPster' Pallant <[email protected]>
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A follow-up to #237, I missed these two in the Armv7-R
Ifsr.Ifsr::domainis gone for Armv7-R. PMSAv7 has no domains, bits 4-9 of its IFSR are reserved.IfsrStatus::PermissionFaultFirstLevelis nowIfsrStatus::Permission, the same name asDfsrStatus::Permission. The MPU has no levels.