Faith Ekstrand a9214460ee nvk: Expose a host-visible VRAM type when we have REBAR
We use host maps of VRAM all over the driver on Maxwell+ so we know they
work.  This exposes it to applications for use for data upload.  To
avoid thrashing, we only expose this on systems with properly a
configured PCI controllwer with resizable BAR support.

We already choose whether or not to set the MMAP bit when creating the
BO based on memory type properties so we just need to add the type.

Part-of: <https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/merge_requests/26622>
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