Update chipsec source to point to latest release tag,
switching to using `pyproject = true` per latest recommendations.
* Use chipsec marker file `README.NO_KERNEL_DRIVER` to signal when the
driver shouldn't be built. I couldn't find a way to pass
`--skip-driver` to the setup script.
* Redirect chipsec logging to "/tmp/chipsec/" since otherwise
chipsec tries to dump logs into its installation directory
(into the nix store)
* Add additional supported platforms (without kernel driver)
* `aarch64-darwin`
* `x86_64-darwin`
* `aarch64-linux`
* Install the kernel module so it can be manually loaded
* Set `chipsec_main` as the main program for chipsec
staslyakhov
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