[UVM] Fix error detection in certain error injection tests #467
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Add different types of errors that may be expected when injecting errors to a sequence. In the handler sequence, detect when the requested response dlen is out of bounds and flag a cmd failure. In the SoC Mailbox command issuer sequence, correctly set the expected error type. When random reg writes overwrite the requested response dlen, flag that type of error. In the status evaluator, allow CMD_FAILURE even without an error interrupt for this event, because there is no protocol violation to expect.
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