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Fix TRAP_WL package scope in scoreboard - #3639
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Summary
Fixed the 'TRAP_WL' visibility error in verif/env/uvme/uvme_cva6_sb.sv by explicitly qualifying the constant with uvma_rvfi_pkg::TRAP_WL
Why is this PR needed?
The original code triggered the following error:
Identifier 'TRAP_WL' is not directly visible in uvme_cva6_sb.sv, which caused the relevant tests to fail.
Changes:
Using uvma_rvfi_pkg::TRAP_WL explicitly references the constant from its declaring package and addresses the visibility issue.
Testing:
The previously failing tests passed after the change.