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Fred Gylys-Colwell b62a8f1652 Use GetDeviceID to determine SPOID's unique id
Merge from Widevine repo of http://go/wvgerrit/45940

Since the Level 3 OEMCrypto is being updated to Provisioning 3.0, its
SPOID would be derived from its OEM Certificate, breaking backwards
compatibility. This CL changes how we determine what unique id to use
for SPOIDs by checking to see if OEMCrypto_GetDeviceID is implemented,
and if so, using the id returned from that call. If not and the root
of trust is an OEM Cert, we continue to use that OEM Cert.

This allows Level 3 devices to keep the same SPOID when they undergo a
field update to Provisioning 3.0.

Also, the Level 3 OEMCrypto will share a single OEM certificate across
all devices with the same architecture.  Since the OEM Cert is not
unique, it cannot be used to derive a unique id.  By using the unique
id returned by OEMCrypto_GetDeviceID, we can generate a unique SPOID.

The id from OEMCrypto_GetDeviceID has always been required to be
unique for devices with keyboxes.  The functionality and use of this
function for Provisioning 3.0 devices was introduced in OEMCrypto API
version 14.1.

Test: tested as part of http://go/ag/4674759

Change-Id: I65af8246c9312c75c570a2d518caa3de633007c4
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