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intel_adsp: remove rimage sign() from
west flash
`west sign` has been invoked by `west build` (through CMake) since commit fad2da3, almost one year ago. During that time, this new workflow has been refined and successfully used by at least two vendors, multiple CIs across both SOF and Zephyr and many developers. At the time, the ability to sign from `west flash` was preserved for backwards compatibility. This means rimage parameters can come from many different places at once and that rimage can be invoked twice during a single `west flash` invocation! Now that Zephyr 3.5 has been released, we need to reduce the number of rimage use cases and the corresponding validation complexity and maintenance workload to simplify and accelerate new features like splitting rimage configuration files (#65411) Signed-off-by: Marc Herbert <[email protected]>
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