[FIRRTL] Refactor parseModule into multiple functions #5710
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In the FIRParser, the parseModule function is responsible for parsing all kinds of modules (int, ext, and normal). This PR breaks that code into multiple functions, trading some code duplication for readability. This will make it easier to parse classes, another module-like declaration which are being added to FIRRTL.
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In the FIRParser, the parseModule function is responsible for parsing all kinds of modules (int, ext, and normal). This PR breaks that code into multiple functions, trading some code duplication for readability. This will make it easier to parse classes, another module-like declaration which are being added to FIRRTL.
Also adds some additional error checking for types and group indentation.