Properly evaluate PL0 PAUSERs when the fw header bit is unset #1536
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Previously, if PL0 PAUSER bit was unset, all users were treated as PL0. Align with the spec and treat them all as PL1 in that case.
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Previously, if PL0 PAUSER bit was unset, all users were treated as PL0. Align with the spec and treat them all as PL1 in that case.