Use Connectable coercion operator to drive diplomatic monitors #3740
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PR chipsalliance#3740 is hitting CI issues due to `coursier/cache-action@v5` using a deprecated caching service.
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This operator coerces every right-hand-size element to drive a left-hand-size element, which is exactly the use-case for a monitor.
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This operator coerces every right-hand-size element to drive a left-hand-size element, which is exactly the use-case for a monitor.
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Type of change: other enhancement
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Development Phase: implementation
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