[hw,dv] Rationalise I/O pads of top_chip_asic#51
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The input and output signals for some bidirectional interfaces seem to initially have been connected to different I/O pads in `top_chip_asic` for some unknown reason. Also one pad had different interfaces connected to the input vs. output. Correct this and reduce the number of pads to match.
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I think this looks reasonable to me from a code review. Once you're happy with testing this, feel free to merge.
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The input and output signals for some bidirectional interfaces seem to initially have been connected to different I/O pads in
top_chip_asicfor some unknown reason.Also one pad had different interfaces connected to the input vs. output.
Correct this and reduce the number of pads to match.