#[sel4_cfg]Expand description
Make the attached code conditional on a seL4 kernel configuration expression.
Supports the same syntax as #[cfg], except primitive expressions are based on seL4 kernel
configuration rather than rustc configuration.
Suppose $SEL4_PREFIX/libsel4/include/kernel/gen_config.json contains:
{
    "KERNEL_MCS": false,
    "HAVE_FPU": true
    "ARM_PLAT": "bcm2711",
    "MAX_NUM_NODES": "4",
    ...
}Note that values are either booleans or strings. Configuration keys corresponding to boolean
values are used as in #[sel4_cfg(KERNEL_MCS)], whereas those corresponding to strings are used
in equalities as in #[sel4_cfg(MAX_NUM_NODES = 4)]. Expressions can be combined using not(),
any(), and all(), just like expressions in #[cfg].
Unlike in #[cfg], using a configuration key that is not present in the seL4 kernel
configuration will result in an error rather than just evaluating to false. That is, a key that
is not part of an equality expression evaluates to itsqqqqqqqqqq boolean value, whereas in #[cfg] a key
that is not part of an equality expression evaluates to whether it is present in the
configuration.