6423 - I3C for Nexus FPGAs: How to force I3C Mode and pre-assign I3C Slave Address?
From FPGA-TN-02099, several eFuses reserved for the purpose of "switching through
I2C -> I3C -> Dynamic Address assignment" in Rows 29 and 30:
- FEA_BITS:11 to set I3C Only
- I3C Slave Address, Instance ID and Device Character
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