Setup update

[marwaneltoukhy]

This PR is intended to solve user issues where the environment isn't up to date with the latest releases from efabless.

1. change make setup to use a python script, making it easier to download and prettier
2. make setup now uses central CI repo to fetch the versions from upstream
3. make setup outputs tool_versions.json to indicate which tools the user is using in their environment
4. make setup now has a log file called setup.log
5. all targets run check_environment which checks their tools versions and compares it to the upstream json file, if any version is outdated it will throw an error and exit
6. Added 2 targets to open last failed run's layout open-gui-<module-name> and open-odb-gui-<module_name>

[kareefardi]

@marwaneltoukhy the docs has some instructions using make install, make install_mcw and other make targets that are removed by this PR. The docs should be updated accordingly.
Edit:
My bad. I can see that the targets haven't been removed.

[marwaneltoukhy]

@marwaneltoukhy the docs reference make install, make install_mcw and other make targets that are removed by this PR. The docs should be updated accordingly.

They are included

[mattvenn]

run make setup (with no PDK/OPENLANE ROOT set)

got a warning: Makefile:48: warning: undefined variable 'MPW_TAG'
also it says it's installing cocotb, which might not be what's wanted as it could overwrite a version I already have. I thought cocotb was usually used inside the dockers?

afterwards get the expected files in dependencies.

I get tool_versions.json created (attached)
tool_versions.json

setup.log looks fine, (feature request - add timestamps)

next I run make user_proj_example (I need to remember to use a different demo project, this takes tooooo long)

wasn't sure how to test the check_environment functionality.

make open-gui-user_proj_example

seems to hang:

open-odb-gui-user_proj_example

fails with a stacktrace

I then removed dependencies, set PDK and OPENLANE ROOT and installed again. I was able to build the user project again.

[marwaneltoukhy]

@mattvenn I can't replicate the issue you're seeing with opening the gui, this is an OS specific issue. Can you try adding --privileged in the docker_extra_args in openlane/Makefile, and let me know if that works for you?