Remove "argsOverride" from linux kernel #32014
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Motivation for this change
It is a bit strange to use these argsOverride attribute because it does not play well with the .override mechanism. The current situation is also inconsistent since #31596 was merged.
Things done
This patch unifies the syntax for all the kernels by removing the argsOverride support and merging the input args after the default values, making everything overridable.
A deprecation warning was also introduced for users relying on that feature.