[FIRRTL] Add features, cleanup InstanceInfo (again) #7618
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This reverts a revert.
Add a number of new features to FIRRTL's
InstanceInfoanalysis. These changes were made after downstream efforts (uncommitted work) to use this in theAddSeqMemPortspass. These new features include:hasDutto check if a circuit has a design-under-testgetDutto get the design-under-test if it existsgetEffectiveDutto get the "effective" design-under-testisEffectiveDutto check if a module is the "effective" design-under-testThe "effective" design-under-test (DUT) is a weird artifact of how some SFC-derived passes have historically worked. If a circuit has no DUT (indicated by a circuit which contains no module annotated with a
MarkDUTAnnotation), then some passes will treat the top module as if it were the DUT. This "effective" DUT concept shows up inAddSeqMemPorts,GrandCentral, and other passes. For now, enshrine the computation of this in theInstanceInfoanalysis to avoid having to scatter logic for computing this across serverl passes.Widen the accepted type of parameters that can be passed to
InstanceInfomember functions fromFModuleOptoigraph::ModuleOpInterface. This already works without modifications and makes these member functions much more usable.