refactor: Collect tps/cgs with tighter types in testplan.py#219
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There's no functional change, but this avoids needing to pass around constructors. As a result, the inferred types for Testplan.testpoints and Testpaln.covergroups are tighter, meaning that some following code is now well-typed. Signed-off-by: Rupert Swarbrick <rswarbrick@lowrisc.org>
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Nice! This looks like a great improvement. Thanks @rswarbrick!
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There's no functional change, but this avoids needing to pass around constructors. As a result, the inferred types for Testplan.testpoints and Testpaln.covergroups are tighter, meaning that some following code is now well-typed.