[hmac] Add Error Reponse for Read of MSG

HMAC MSG FIFO is not a generic memory. It has a range of address space
(from offset 0x800 to 0xFFF in a HMAC IP) but all writes to the region
fall into a entry in the Message FIFO.

The characteristic of the MSG FIFO in the HMAC results in a test failure
of DV R/W to the MSG FIFO. Why it tries R/W to the MSG FIFO? well, as it
is defined as window in `ip.hjson`, it creates UVM memory model by the
tool. So, it needs explict waiver to work around.

Now the MSG FIFO has `swaccess` type as `wo`. It shouldn't create the
R/W test by default. But it is still useful to notify the software
whether it tries to read from the MSG FIFO or not.

@tjaychen added a Paramter to `tlul_adapter_sram`. It is `ErrOnRead` to
report error on any read request. This paramter value is set to 1 for
MSG FIFO now.

This is related to #236
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