[MTK] Update MediaTek meta layers to release 24.1

Related MR: clea-os/layers/seco/meta-seco-mtk!121 (merged)

List of changes from MediaTek (not all directly available on E58)

v24.1 List of New Features

• Serial NOR Boot (Genio 510, Genio 700, Genio 1200)
• U-Boot Support TFTP (Ethernet), USB & SD Card Boot (Genio 510, Genio 700, Genio 1200)
• Chromium Browser with Hardware Acceleration (Genio 510, Genio 700, Genio 1200)
• Audio Jack Detection (Genio 510, Genio 700, Genio 1200)
• Sensor Raw Dump (Genio 510, Genio 700, Genio 1200)
• Libcamera Support (Genio 350, Genio 510, Genio 700, Genio 1200)

Major Changes

• Drop the support for Genio 700-EVK(P1V3). IoT Yocto now supports Genio 700-EVK(P1V4).
• Remove Qt from rity-demo image to reduce build time.
• Remove pre-built “public configuration” images (NDA_BUILD = "0").
• Adjust the rootfs partition behavior; it now auto-expands to use up the remaining free storage. This is for the convenience of evaluation, but potentially not suitable for product images. Remove the expand-rootfs distro feature to disable such behavior.
• Adjust systemd-journald default log policy to avoid out-of-memory(OOM) errors when performing long duration testing with prebuilt images.
• Persistent log now writes to eMMC/UFS instead of writing to RAM (tmpfs). Storing persistent logs in tmpfs can occupy up to 50% of total system memory and lead to OOM errors.
• systemd-journald is now configured to use volatile log policy. To use persistent log policy, remove the drop file /etc/systemd/journald.conf.d/10-journald-default-volatile.conf after boot into console.
• Use a modified meta-clang Yocto layer to integrate Chromium browser. If you are upgrading on an existing codebase, use --force-sync option when running repo sync.
• Enable Linux kernel configurations related to BTF(BPF type format) to improve eBPF support. This enables 3rd party system solutions based on eBPF, such as Exein Pulsar.

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