Configure virtual register arrays inside memories using offset argument

[ctopal-rl]

configure method of uvm_vreg accepts an offset argument which is useful especially when we try to declare a virtual register array inside a memory block in systemRDL. Example case below

mem my_mem{
    name = "My Memory";
    mementries = 1024*128; // 1MB space
    memwidth = 64;

    reg {
        name = "ArrayA";
        regwidth = 64;
        field {
            name = "An array of values in a particular address of memory";
        } value[63:0];
    } arrayA[32] @ 0x100;

    reg {
        name = "ArrayB";
        regwidth = 64;
        field {
            name = "Different array of values in a different address";
        } value[63:0];
    } arrayB[32] @ 0x200;

This patch allows us to use peakrdl-uvm to still generate a useful UVM-RAL with correct offsets. Without this, compilation errors out complaining that there are multiple virtual registers trying to occupy the same address.

Link to uvm_vreg configure method: https://verificationacademy.com/verification-methodology-reference/uvm/docs_1.1a/html/files/reg/uvm_vreg-svh.html#uvm_vreg.configure

[ctopal-rl]

@amykyta3 not sure if you still maintain this repo but saw your name as the last committer and couldn't manage to add you as a reviewer so I'm just tagging you just in case.

[junechanh]

Our team just ran into this shortcoming and was able to validate against our codebase that the changeset does indeed provide the support as stated. I see this PR has been open for several months -- do y'all have any line of sight on when this might be available in an official release?