Translate array updates to Bluespec. Refs #19. #22
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In a follow-up commit, we will update the code in `copilot-bluespec` to support `UpdateArray`, which was added in `copilot-core-4.0`.
This adds the necessary code to translate Copilot expressions that update an element of an array to Bluespec, via Bluespec's `update` function (for function array updates). This leverages the same logic for initializing vectors one element at a time using `update`, so this commit factors out the code that is shared in common.
Doing so requires generalizing the test suite infrastructure a bit, as we need to be able to display and read array values in order to test `UpdateArray`.
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This adds the necessary code to translate Copilot expressions that update an element of an array to Bluespec, via Bluespec's
updatefunction (for function array updates). This leverages the same logic for initializing vectors one element at a time usingupdate, so this also factors out the code that is shared in common.Fixes #19.