To determine if a plugged in jack is a headset (speakers + mic) or
headphones (mic contact shorted to ground) we use the micbias1 OVer Current
Detect (OVCD) functionality.

For this to work we need to have a micbias current to actually cause an
overcurrent condition when headphones are plugged in, so jack-type
detection requires both the LDO and micbias1 supplies to be on.

Before this commit there were 2 issues with the handling of this:
1) The LDO supply was force-enabled twice and never disabled again even
though it only needs to be forced on when doing jack-type detection
2) micbias1 was not force-enabled, and thus may be off when doing jack-type
detection

This commit fixes both by force-enabling the LDO and micbias1 supplies
before checking for an overcurrent condition and disabling them afterwards.

Note that both supplies will still get turned on normally (and OVCD will
protect against overcurrent) when the micbias1 is enabled normally because
the user has activated a sound stream recording from the mic.
Tested-by: Carlo Caione <carlo@endlessm.com>
Signed-off-by: Hans de Goede <hdegoede@redhat.com>
Signed-off-by: Mark Brown <broonie@kernel.org>