[hw-model] Merge OTP values on cold reset in the subsystem hw-model#3647
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Use save-and-restore in cold_reset and bitwise OR loops in `init_otp_with_lc_override` to combine initial settings with current backing memory. This will enable tests that burn fuses during operation. This is especially useful in MCU tests such as revoking firmware verification keys.
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Use save-and-restore in cold_reset and bitwise OR loops in
init_otp_with_lc_overrideto combine initial settings with current backing memory.This will enable tests that burn fuses during operation. This is especially useful in MCU tests such as revoking firmware verification keys.