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[opentitanlib] split
Jtag
into JtagChain
and Jtag
`JtagChain` is now the intermediate type where the adapter has been configured but the specific tap has not yet been selected. This serves as the type-state for the previous unconnected `Jtag`, and the new `Jtag` is the type-state for a connected `Jtag`. Signed-off-by: Gary Guo <[email protected]>
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