Adds a FIFO queue for jobs controlling HCI streamers #69
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The FIFO is by default passthrough to enable minimal delay in control of streamers.
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This was previously merged as #65 but with some issues in the testing, which required reverting it.
This update supersedes PR #48 introducing a programmable-length FIFO job queue to the source and sink modules. The queue allows jobs to be stored and processed sequentially, enabling autonomous job management. Each module can now execute jobs without direct control, improving flexibility in job handling.
The queues are (by default) passthrough so that they can be transparent from the control performance viewpoint; they can be transformed to regular FIFO queues if needed (e.g., to cut combinational paths through the streamers).
Thanks to @MastroDiego!