Add new Substrate type and Layerstack functions
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This type provides a convenient method to define pcb board definitions in a swappable way.
This uses the layer stack object as a source of truth for the stackup and the number of copper layers. Then we can compare `LayerIndex` objects with respect to that stackup.
This provides a tool for selecting a via from a Substrate definition without having to refer to an explicit via definition. This helps with swapping in/out PCB substrate definitions for a design.
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Oct 23, 2024
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This adds a type for defining the PCB substrate in a consistent way that allows us to swap in and out different substrates as well.
I tested this with the JLC library by having 7628 and 1080 versions, and then swapping between them.