ena: Rename fields to MBZ in completion descriptors

[osamaabb_amazon.com]

Summary

Several reserved bits in ena_eth_io_tx_cdesc and
ena_eth_io_rx_cdesc_base have been renamed explicitly to
MBZ (Must Be Zero).
These bits are set by the device to zero before being sent
to the driver. The fields are used as an integrity check in
order to ensure that the received descriptor is not corrupted.

in ena_eth_io_tx_cdesc, two reserved bits from the flags
field are marked as MBZ.

in ena_eth_io_rx_cdesc_base, there are 8 reserved bits
(7 and 17-23). Out of the above, bits 7 and 17 are MBZ.

Approved by: cperciva
MFC after: 2 weeks
Sponsored by: Amazon, Inc.

[cperciva]

It seems a bit weird to define functions for setting bits which Must Be Zero, but this looks rather like generated code so I guess that's why?

[osamaabb_amazon.com]

In D46334#1064444, @cperciva wrote:

It seems a bit weird to define functions for setting bits which Must Be Zero, but this looks rather like generated code so I guess that's why?

You're correct, I hope that okay

[cperciva]

In D46334#1065858, @osamaabb_amazon.com wrote:

In D46334#1064444, @cperciva wrote:

It seems a bit weird to define functions for setting bits which Must Be Zero, but this looks rather like generated code so I guess that's why?

You're correct, I hope that okay

Yep totally fine, just wanted to make sure it was intentional. :-)