linker: Add indirect relocations - #1071
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Add the capability to generate indirect relocations to the OpenVADL linker.
An example of such a relocation is
pcrel_loof RISCV, where the relocation's type depends on the type of its paired relocation.Here the
%pcrel_lorelocation is paired with a global offset table (GOT) relocation, therefore%pcrel_lois also GOT relative.In this case
%pcrel_lois paired with a PC relative relocation, therefore%pcrel_loalso is just PC relative.Notable changes in this PR:
pairedannotation to relocation definitions, to declare which relocations should behave as described aboveLcbRiscv64SimulationTest)