[BUG] DEF template pins located outside die area causing routing/access point failures

[basemhesham]

Description

There is an issue with the provided DEF file template for the OpenFrame wrapper. Some of the pre-placed pins are located outside the defined die area boundary.

Impact

During the routing stage (specifically in OpenROAD/LibreLane), the router cannot establish a legal 'Access Point' for these pins because they are out of bounds. This causes a heap underflow or general access point failure, which ultimately makes the detailed routing fail.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Use the default DEF template provided in the repository for openframe_project_wrapper.
2. Run the OpenLane/LibreLane flow up to the routing stage.
3. The router will fail with access point errors for the pins located on the extreme edges.

Proposed Workaround / Fix

To solve this locally, I had to manually edit the DEF file:

1. Moved the affected pins slightly inside the die area boundary.
2. Increased the length of the pins to compensate for the move and maintain the necessary overlap/connectivity.

It would be highly beneficial to update the base DEF template in the repository so that all pins are strictly within the die boundary by default.