* [rocket] Refactor Tile into cake pattern with traits
* [rocket] cacheDataBits &etc in HasCoreParameters
* [rocket] pass TLEdgeOut implicitly rather than relying on val edge in HasCoreParameters
* [rocket] frontend and icache now diplomatic
* [rocket] file name capitalization
* [rocket] re-add hook for inserting externally-defined Cores
* [rocket] add FPUCoreIO
* [groundtest] move TL1 Config instances to where they are used
* [unittest] remove legacy unit tests
* [groundtest] remove legacy device tests
* Configs: use a uniform syntax without Match exceptions
The old style of specifying Configs used total functions. The only way to
indicate that a key was not matched was to throw an exception. Not only was
this a performance concern, but it also caused confusing error messages
whenever you had a match failure from a lookup within a lookup. The
exception could get handled by an outer-lookup that then reported the wrong
key as missing.
This bug is ancient. I don't understand how it never mattered before.
Anyway, in processors with a custom CacheBlockBytes, this value is wrong!
The symptom is that TL1 components end up missing high address bits.
This causes, for example, a system to jump to 0 instead of RAM.
I don't understand how this very serious bug did not cause problems before.
1. Bundles be created after base class Module constructor runs
2. Bundles must be created before Module(...) runs
Solution: pass a bundle constructor to the cake base class
Require the constructor to take a parameter so people don't use it by
accident; they should get a type error.
Consistently name all the cake arguments with an _io, _coreplex, _outer,
so that they don't shadow the base class variables you should be using.
