Claude review: drm/komeda: Add support for Arm China Linlon-D6

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Patch Review

Three one-line additions:

1. **`malidp_product.h`** — adds `LINLONDP_D6_PRODUCT_ID 0x0060`:

```c
#define LINLONDP_D6_PRODUCT_ID	0x0060
```

**Minor observation:** The naming prefix `LINLONDP_` departs from the existing `MALIDP_` convention used by `MALIDP_D71_PRODUCT_ID` and `MALIDP_D32_PRODUCT_ID`. Since this is a different vendor's IP (Arm China vs Arm), a different prefix is reasonable, but the maintainers may have an opinion on whether to keep a unified prefix (e.g., `MALIDP_LINLON_D6_PRODUCT_ID`) for consistency, or whether the distinction is intentional and desired.

2. **`d71_dev.c`** — adds the new product ID to the `d71_identify()` switch:

```c
	case LINLONDP_D6_PRODUCT_ID:
		funcs = &d71_chip_funcs;
```

This is correct — it allows the D71 function table to be used when the hardware reports product ID 0x0060.

3. **`komeda_drv.c`** — adds the `of_device_id` entry:

```c
	{ .compatible = "armchina,linlon-d6", .data = d71_identify, },
```

Correct — it maps the new compatible to the same `d71_identify` function used by the existing Mali entries.

No functional issues. The patch is well-explained in its commit message, noting the register offset for PRODUCT_ID and the rationale for code reuse.

**Overall:** Series looks good to merge. The only thing maintainers might want to bikeshed is the `LINLONDP_` vs `MALIDP_` naming prefix.

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