[keymgr,lint] Correct width for keymgr_stage_e enum

The code in keymgr.sv sizes arrays (like adv_matrix, adv_dvalid,
id_matrix) to have 2**StageWidth entries. Here, StageWidth is
$clog2(KeyMgrStages) and is the number of bits needed to index into
the 3 possible stages (corresponding to the three valid enum values of
keymgr_stage_e).

In fact, we index into these arrays with the "stage_sel_o" output of
keymgr_ctrl, which can also have value 3 (= Disable).

Anyway, Verilator was complaining because we used a 3-bit enum
constant to index into an array of 4 entries. Fixing the enum width to
2 bits silences the warnings.

Signed-off-by: Rupert Swarbrick <rswarbrick@lowrisc.org>
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