We want to be able to use some code irrespective of the application
(emulation, tracing, ...), so let's split the transport struct out of
the cardem_instance.
The current protocol was card-emulation specific. The new protocol is
generic/flexible enough to accommodate both tracing and card emulation,
as well as modem control and other future extensions.
Rather than using the first available interface on the first available
device, we now have a "simtrace2-list" program that lists all compatible
interfaces on all configurations of all devices on the system
When we want to run multiple instances of the card-emulator (e.g. for
multi-modem/multi-card versions of the hardware), the code shouldn't be
using any global variables but have them per-instance.
We now auto-discover the end-point addresses based on the interface
descriptor. The user can also use the new "--interface" command line
argument to set a non-zero intrerface. In combination, this should
enable support for the remote-sim functionality on the second UART
on OWHW.
