[Synth][AIG] Move AIG dialect under Synth and remove AIG dialect, NFC #8956
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@cowardsa Sorry if this change conflicts with existing your branch ;) Mostly the change is mechanical so hopefully it's ok :) |
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Will check this out on Monday - but didn't have many local changes lying around - sounds like a wise re-organisation though! |
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Towards #8786 this PR moves AIG dialect to under Synth.
This commit move the AIG dialect into the
Synth dialect as part of a broader synthesis infrastructure reorganization.
The changes create a unified synthesis dialect that can accommodate both
AIG and MIG representations while maintaining compatibility with existing
tools and workflows.