J. Nick Koston 998337e3b1 [bme680_bsec] [bme68x_bsec2] Mark the two BSEC variants as mutually exclusive
\`bme680_bsec\` pulls in the BSEC v1 library (single-instance API:
\`bsec_init\`, \`bsec_set_configuration\`, …) and \`bme68x_bsec2\` pulls in
the BSEC v2 library (multi-instance API: \`bsec_init_m\`,
\`bsec_set_configuration_m\`, …). The two libraries export different
symbol sets and can't coexist in one firmware image — linking them
together currently fails with undefined references to the \`*_m\`
symbols. This manifests in CI when the test-component grouping logic
merges \`bme680_bsec\` and \`bme68x_bsec2_i2c\` into a single build.

Declare \`CONFLICTS_WITH\` on both components so the config validator
rejects the combination at config time with a clear message instead of
leaving users to decode a linker failure.
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