Starlet: re-sample the interrupt lines on HW_ARMFIQMASK writes too

Review of d486779f50 (StarOS decision 44):
- A write to HW_ARMFIQMASK re-samples the attached core's IRQ and FIQ lines,
  as writes to HW_ARMIRQFLAG and HW_ARMIRQMASK do.
- Tests: FIQ masking and unmasking of a latched cause (wide and
  byte-assembled writes, then an acknowledgement); two pending IRQ sources,
  where acknowledging one keeps the line asserted and acknowledging the
  last lowers it.

The attached core cannot be used after it is destroyed: Starlet::Shutdown
resets m_core then m_memory with nothing in between, ~Starlet destroys
m_core (declared after m_memory) first, Init attaches only after the last
path that can fail, StarletMemory::Reset keeps the core, which is still
alive, and the probe's core is a local declared after its memory.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>

Source/UnitTests/Core/IOS/Starlet/ARMCoreTest.cpp

@@ -615,6 +615,71 @@ TEST(StarletInterrupts, InterruptRegisterWritesResampleTheAttachedCoreLines)
   EXPECT_FALSE(core.IsFIQLineAsserted());
 }
 
+TEST(StarletInterrupts, FIQMaskWritesResampleTheAttachedCoreLine)
+{
+  constexpr u32 hardware_base = 0x0d800000;
+  constexpr u32 arm_irq_flag = hardware_base + 0x38;
+  constexpr u32 arm_fiq_mask = hardware_base + 0x40;
+  Core::DeclareAsCPUThread();
+  auto& system = Core::System::GetInstance();
+  auto& ipc = system.GetWiiIPC();
+  ipc.Reset();
+  StarletMemory memory(system);
+  memory.Reset();
+  ARMCore core(memory);
+  memory.AttachInterruptLines(&core);
+
+  // A latched cause routed to no FIQ, sampled at a scheduler slice's start.
+  ipc.SetStarletInterrupt(INT_CAUSE_TIMER, true);
+  core.SetFIQLine(ipc.IsStarletFIQAsserted());
+  ASSERT_FALSE(core.IsFIQLineAsserted());
+
+  // Unmasking it as an FIQ raises the line at once; masking it lowers the line at once.
+  memory.Write32(arm_fiq_mask, INT_CAUSE_TIMER);
+  EXPECT_TRUE(core.IsFIQLineAsserted());
+  EXPECT_FALSE(core.IsIRQLineAsserted());
+  memory.Write32(arm_fiq_mask, 0);
+  EXPECT_FALSE(core.IsFIQLineAsserted());
+
+  // The byte-assembled write path re-samples the same way.
+  for (u32 i = 0; i < 4; ++i)
+    memory.Write8(arm_fiq_mask + i, static_cast<u8>(INT_CAUSE_TIMER >> (24 - 8 * i)));
+  EXPECT_TRUE(core.IsFIQLineAsserted());
+  memory.Write32(arm_irq_flag, INT_CAUSE_TIMER);
+  EXPECT_FALSE(core.IsFIQLineAsserted());
+}
+
+TEST(StarletInterrupts, AcknowledgingOneOfTwoPendingSourcesKeepsIRQAsserted)
+{
+  constexpr u32 hardware_base = 0x0d800000;
+  constexpr u32 arm_irq_flag = hardware_base + 0x38;
+  constexpr u32 arm_irq_mask = hardware_base + 0x3c;
+  Core::DeclareAsCPUThread();
+  auto& system = Core::System::GetInstance();
+  auto& ipc = system.GetWiiIPC();
+  ipc.Reset();
+  StarletMemory memory(system);
+  memory.Reset();
+  ARMCore core(memory);
+  memory.AttachInterruptLines(&core);
+
+  memory.Write32(arm_irq_mask, INT_CAUSE_TIMER | INT_CAUSE_NAND);
+  ipc.SetStarletInterrupt(INT_CAUSE_TIMER, true);
+  ipc.SetStarletInterrupt(INT_CAUSE_NAND, true);
+  core.SetIRQLine(ipc.IsStarletIRQAsserted());
+  ASSERT_TRUE(core.IsIRQLineAsserted());
+
+  // One source acknowledged: the other still holds the line.
+  memory.Write32(arm_irq_flag, INT_CAUSE_TIMER);
+  EXPECT_TRUE(core.IsIRQLineAsserted());
+  EXPECT_EQ(memory.Read32(arm_irq_flag) & (INT_CAUSE_TIMER | INT_CAUSE_NAND), INT_CAUSE_NAND);
+
+  // The last one acknowledged: the line drops.
+  memory.Write32(arm_irq_flag, INT_CAUSE_NAND);
+  EXPECT_FALSE(core.IsIRQLineAsserted());
+  EXPECT_EQ(memory.Read32(arm_irq_flag) & (INT_CAUSE_TIMER | INT_CAUSE_NAND), 0u);
+}
+
 TEST(StarletInterrupts, DriveAndResetUseDistinctHollywoodLines)
 {
   // Hollywood IRQ numbers, not the Broadway Processor Interface's DVD line.