Claude review: dt-bindings: panel-simple-dsi: add nt37700f compatible

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Patch Review

**Status: Questionable — potential conflict with patch 3.**

This adds `novatek,nt37700f` to `panel-simple-dsi.yaml`:

```
+        # Novatek NT37700F 1080x2160 AMOLED panel
+      - novatek,nt37700f
```

However, patch 3 adds a **dedicated panel driver** (`panel-novatek-nt37700f.c`), not a `panel-simple` entry. The `panel-simple-dsi.yaml` binding describes panels that only need a single `power-supply`, a backlight, and an enable GPIO — with no init sequences. The NT37700F driver has an extensive DSI init sequence (`nt37700f_tianma_on()`), page-switching commands, and custom backlight handling, which makes it clearly *not* a "simple" panel.

Adding the compatible to `panel-simple-dsi.yaml` while also having a dedicated driver could cause DT validation confusion. Typically, panels with dedicated drivers get their own binding YAML file (or are documented in the driver's own binding). Unless this is intentionally done so the panel can fall back to `panel-simple` without init commands (e.g., if the bootloader already initializes it), this seems like a mistake. The binding should probably be a standalone `novatek,nt37700f.yaml` instead.

That said, I notice this already has an ack from Krzysztof, so perhaps this is intentional for this use case, but it's worth clarifying.

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