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ci: Stop pinning the internal CI to the common-cells-v2 nonfree branch - #202

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.gitlab-ci.yml pinned IDMA_NONFREE_COMMIT to the common-cells-v2 branch. That branch has not moved since 2026-07-29, so the internal child pipeline built its checks against a nonfree tree that predates several landed changes.

Three failures on the devel pipeline trace to this single pin:

Dropping the pin takes the idma.mk default of deploy, which carries all three fixes.

The init job was unaffected because the project-level CI/CD variable IDMA_NONFREE_COMMIT=deploy wins there; only the child pipeline inherited the stale YAML value, which is why the generated ci.yml looked current while the jobs consuming it did not.

The pin predates #80 and the per-id tracer split, so the child pipeline
compiled a coverage bind with the old channel-coupler ports, an UVM top
including the removed idma/tracer.svh, and no elaborate_all.tcl. Drop it
and take the idma.mk default of deploy.
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DanielKellerM merged commit 757d54b into devel Aug 17, 2026
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