Clip OS says that RANDOM_TRUST_BOOTLOADER and RANDOM_TRUST_CPU should be
disabled if HW_RANDOM_TPM is enabled. The Clip OS description:
  Do not credit entropy included in Linux’s entropy pool when generated
  by the CPU manufacturer’s HWRNG, the bootloader or the UEFI firmware.
  Fast and robust initialization of Linux’s CSPRNG is instead achieved
  thanks to the TPM’s HWRNG.

At the same time KSPP recommends to enable RANDOM_TRUST_BOOTLOADER and
RANDOM_TRUST_CPU anyway:
  Get as much entropy as possible from external sources. The Chacha mixer
  isn't vulnerable to injected entropy, so even malicious sources
  should not cause problems.

In this situation, I think kconfig-hardened-check should check
only HW_RANDOM_TPM (there is no contradiction about it)
and leave the decision about RANDOM_TRUST_BOOTLOADER and
RANDOM_TRUST_CPU to the owner of the system.