core: fix objectUsage handling for persistent objects #6505
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Before this patch was the object usage field stored in the non-persistent part of an object handle, regardless of whether the storage object was persistent. This prevents updates to this field from being restored the next time the persistent object is opened. Updates to the field are also not replicated to eventual other open handles for the object. Fix this by storing the "usage" bits in a new obj_info_usage field in struct tee_pobj for persistent objects. Updates to the field are also written into secure storage to preserve the content the next time the object is opened.
Fixes: b010477 ("Open-source the TEE Core")
Closes: #6495