audio: remove unnecessary inclusion of lib/memory.h #9555
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Remove unnecessary incluce statements for lib/memory.h in large number of files in audio. Some are pure bad copy and paste, while in some cases the module has in the past used SHARED_DATA macro, but this has been since been removed. The SHARED_DATA use might be removed later, so add a comment to files where lib/memory.h is only included for this one macro. Signed-off-by: Kai Vehmanen <kai.vehmanen@linux.intel.com>
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Remove unnecessary incluce statements for lib/memory.h in large number of files in audio. Some are pure bad copy and paste, while in some cases the module has in the past used SHARED_DATA macro, but this has been since been removed. The SHARED_DATA use might be removed later, so add a comment to files where lib/memory.h is only included for this one macro.