Intel® TCC enable

Intel® TCC (Time Coordinated Computing) is a set of capabilities that improve compute efficiency for real-time applications by solving jitter and latency issues inside the compute node. This creates fast connections that keep IP blocks within the system in sync. To learn more about Intel® TCC, see Intel® TCC Overview for details. For a platform supporting TCC, there is a build configuration file BoardConfig.py. User could check this build configuration file to make sure self.ENABLE_TCC is set to 1 to enable TCC. The other Intel® TCC related configuration data might also be enabled when self.ENABLE_TCC is set. User could check the platform configuration BoardConfig.py for details.

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Some platform might put all the Intel® TCC related SBL configuration data into a separate delta file (e.g. https://github.com/slimbootloader/slimbootloader/blob/master/Platform/TigerlakeBoardPkg/CfgData/CfgData_Tcc_Feature.dlt). And this delta file could be automatically applied when self.ENABLE_TCC is set in BoardConfig.py based on BoardConfig.py implementation. In this case, user could directly update this TCC delta file for the detail TCC configuration.