Ensure next-value-opt handles of non-synth state elements #3460
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Non-synth state elements (which only drive trace/assert/cover nodes) should not affect decisions about how to rewrite the corresponding non-synth state elements. For normal nodes non-synth separation is able to handle this but since state elements need to be kept around more complicated analysis is required. PiperOrigin-RevId: 843736139
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Ensure next-value-opt handles of non-synth state elements
Non-synth state elements (which only drive trace/assert/cover nodes) should not affect decisions about how to rewrite the corresponding non-synth state elements. For normal nodes non-synth separation is able to handle this but since state elements need to be kept around more complicated analysis is required.