Report cli with report gen from historic data

[machshev]

To help developing DVSim report templates, add a command that can generate reports from the JSON data of a previous run.

• Move the existing argparse cli.py -> cli/run.py
• Create a new click based shim which wraps the existing CLI
• Create a report generation sub command

Update
Tried using a click shim and initially it seemed to work, but the existing dvsim cli has a positional argument (the hjson config) which makes the parsing unreliable. I can't get it to work with click and argparse mix without bumping the existing dvsim cli to a sub command e.g. dvsim --> dvsim run.

• Create admin CLI
• Create new entry point

Reverting to the original idea of creating a separate dvsim-admin click CLI. This can be easily merged back in in the future if we make the CLI breaking change.

Fixes: #59

[martin-velay]

Why the revision number went backward?

[machshev]

Good question, probably another PR did a UV lock and got in before this I one.
I can rebase on master and relock in this PR.

It should be fine either way though.

[martin-velay]

I have noticed the same here https://github.com/lowRISC/dvsim/pull/64/files

[machshev]

Yes, it's the UV lock format version. So my guess is the version of UV being used in some of the branches is slightly older.

It shouldn't make a difference either way. But I'll rebase and relock and see if that keeps the version the same.

This file is auto-generated by the UV tool. There are no manual changes in it. The changes that drive lock file changes are either:

• changing dependencies pyproject.toml
• relocking with later versions - which we should be doing periodically anyway.

The UV.lock format is internal to the tool.

[machshev]

I've tried rebasing and relocking, also nix flake update. It still seems to like revision 2 using the locked nix devshell version of uv. It might be that previously I somehow locked with a later version?

Given this is an internal file format and it is still functional, I'm going to merge this as it is.