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Revert pcied enhancements #392

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This PR reverts the commit #331 which added a PCIe transaction check for all peripherals on the bus.

Motivation and Context

There are vendor-specific implementation details that warrant a refactor.

How Has This Been Tested?

Reverted the changes, built image and verified that the revert was successful.

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assrinivasan and others added 3 commits August 7, 2023 23:39
* Fixes for the following issues:

	- Lack of getKeys() impl in mock swsscommon table class in sonic-pcied
	- Fixed a 'set' bug in pcied that was uncovered by new code flows

* Removed mocked table instances per prgeor review comments
@prgeor prgeor merged commit f3c2631 into sonic-net:master Aug 8, 2023
tshalvi pushed a commit to tshalvi/sonic-platform-daemons that referenced this pull request Sep 11, 2023
* Revert "Fixes for the issues uncovered by sonic-pcied unit tests (sonic-net#389)"

This reverts commit 76baca3.

* Revert "Added PCIe transaction check for all peripherals on the bus (sonic-net#331)"

This reverts commit d73808c.

* Fixes for the issues uncovered by sonic-pcied unit tests (sonic-net#389)

* Fixes for the following issues:

	- Lack of getKeys() impl in mock swsscommon table class in sonic-pcied
	- Fixed a 'set' bug in pcied that was uncovered by new code flows

* Removed mocked table instances per prgeor review comments
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