[rtl] Drop empty ifdef pair #2340
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This has been hanging around for a while: some git bisection finds that it was gutted with commit c03cc91 (in 2021). I'm also dropping the "Register File" heading. Thinking about it the register file *does* contain the CSRs (so it's sort of reasonable to have here) but there's no obvious hierarchy in the way the comments are laid out. (Historically, I'm pretty certain this is just a line that got left around when other lines moved)
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This has been hanging around for a while: some git bisection finds that it was gutted with commit c03cc91 (in 2021).
I'm also dropping the "Register File" heading. Thinking about it the register file does contain the CSRs (so it's sort of reasonable to have here) but there's no obvious hierarchy in the way the comments are laid out. (Historically, I'm pretty certain this is just a line that got left around when other lines moved)