gpu: pvr: fix init script handling for pdump/non-pdump

gpu: pvr: fix init script handling for pdump/non-pdump

A PDUMP enabled build has SGX_INIT_OP_HALT shift one up in the enum, as its
former position is replaced with SGX_INIT_OP_PDUMP_HW_REG. When kernel and
userspace are out of sync, this leads to rather interesting results since
the init script is run _before_ userspace build options are compared with the
kernel build options.

By moving SGX_INIT_OP_PDUMP_HW_REG, and not masking it behind #ifdef PDUMP,
we get around this issue for good, without in anyway altering the behavior
of a current non-pdump build.

Some extra checking of the init script is now also included to catch and warn
about all possible cases of kernel and userspace being out of sync, with
respect to pdump support (and the new difference in OP_PDUMP_HW_REG). This
way, even if we do not make it to the build option checking, we still know
what went wrong.

This patch requires matching userspace, but only when pdump is enabled.

Signed-off-by: Luc Verhaegen <libv@codethink.co.uk>
Signed-off-by: Imre Deak <imre.deak@nokia.com>