Fix(power_wakeup): disable system timer on wakeup test skip path#463
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u005 (B_WAK_03/B_WAK_07, Wake from System Timer Int) cleared the GIC pending bits when the wake interrupt was not received, but never disabled the memory-mapped system timer (CNTP_CTL). Since the interrupt is level-triggered, the timer kept re-asserting the line, leaving it stuck armed after the test returned. This can hang subsequent tests that install their own exception/interrupt handlers. Mirrors the disable-on-skip pattern already used by u001-u004 for their respective timer/watchdog sources. Signed-off-by: Shubham Singh <shubna@qti.qualcomm.com>
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Thanks @Singh-Shubham-qcom for contribution
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u005 (B_WAK_03/B_WAK_07, Wake from System Timer Int) cleared the GIC pending bits when the wake interrupt was not received, but never disabled the memory-mapped system timer (CNTP_CTL). Since the interrupt is level-triggered, the timer kept re-asserting the line, leaving it stuck armed after the test returned. This hung subsequent tests that install their own exception/interrupt handlers.
Mirrors the disable-on-skip pattern already used by u001-u004 for their respective timer/watchdog sources.