Preload Chisel dependencies to shorten first-run #10
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First execution of 0_demo.ipynb requires long wait time while Ammonite or Almond downloads Chisel dependencies, causing poor user experience and low usability. - Use coursier fetch during Docker build to preload all Chisel dependencies - Cache artifacts to /coursier_cache for final image consumption - Preload: chisel3, chisel-iotesters, chiseltest, dsptools, rocket-dsptools, breeze, scalatest with specific versions matching load-ivy.sc
CI build failing with coursier resolution error because edu.berkeley.cs:chiseltest_2.12:0.6.2 doesn't exist in Maven Central. - Changed chiseltest_2.12 version from 0.6.2 to 0.6.1
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First execution of 0_demo.ipynb requires long wait time while Ammonite or Almond downloads Chisel dependencies, causing poor user experience and low usability.