[AArch64] Update system registers based on ARM's 2025-09 data #7736
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This change consists of two parts: 1. Updating the system register enumeration and names based on the latest data from ARM. 2. Removing register names that conflict with the official names from ARM. The conflicting register names came a data set of Apple-specific system register names. These would ideally not be baked into the AArch64 disassembler at all, but would be added by Binary Ninja's Apple platform. The exact mechanism for doing that is still TBD. Fixes #7664.
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This change consists of two parts:
The conflicting register names came a data set of Apple-specific system register names. These would ideally not be baked into the AArch64 disassembler at all, but would be added by Binary Ninja's Apple platform. The exact mechanism for doing that is still TBD.
Fixes #7664.