trace: fseq_fpu_yield identical to fseq_yield

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Bug description

fseq_fpu_yield is currently calculated as (fpss_fpu_issues / snitch_fseq_offloads) / fpss_fpu_rel_issues:

snitch_cluster/util/trace/gen_trace.py

Lines 750 to 753 in 699d404

	'fseq_fpu_yield':
	safe_div(
	safe_div(seg['fpss_fpu_issues'], seg['snitch_fseq_offloads']),
	fpss_fpu_rel_issues),

fpss_fpu_rel_issues is in turn calculated as fpss_fpu_issues / fpss_issues:

snitch_cluster/util/trace/gen_trace.py

Lines 736 to 737 in 699d404

	fpss_fpu_rel_issues = safe_div(seg['fpss_fpu_issues'],
	seg['fpss_issues'])

It follows that fseq_fpu_yield = fpss_issues / snitch_fseq_offloads, which equals fseq_yield by definition:

snitch_cluster/util/trace/gen_trace.py

Lines 748 to 749 in 699d404

	'fseq_yield':
	safe_div(seg['fpss_issues'], seg['snitch_fseq_offloads']),

Solution

I believe the original intent was for fseq_fpu_yield to represent the FREP yield related to FPU proper instructions only. Then we could simply calculate fseq_fpu_yield = fpss_fpu_issues / snitch_fseq_offloads. Perhaps even better, we would rectify snitch_fseq_offloads to count only instructions destined to the FPU proper.

I'm not sure of the usefulness of this metric altogether, so perhaps we could also just remove the duplicate fseq_fpu_yield.