Support for 6.18 kernel #12
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Update some of the code from 2024.04 tag in linux-at91 tree to be able to be compiled against 6.18
Note that, newer tags in the linux-at91 tree seem to rip out the Microchip driver in favor of the upstream one. This sounds great in theory, but, the upstream WILC1000/3000 driver still doesn't support Bluetooth. This means that the 6.18 branch of linux-at91 mirrors vanilla upstream support with no WILC Bluetooth. Further testing may need to be done on this to verify that Bluetooth support isn't actually handled elsewhere in that tree, however, this is not likely.