Always deconfigure the parent of any deconfigured DIMM
Always deconfigure the parent of any deconfigured DIMM

Whenever a DIMM is deconfigured, we will also deconfigure the
immediate parent target (e.g. MCA, MBA, etc) to ensure there is
not an unbalanced load on the ports.

Change-Id: I30b0b5a4597abfc2f7d429a69456756d468e4643
CQ: SW425876
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