remove redundant fast_route calls#3197
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Fixes The-OpenROAD-Project/OpenROAD#7371.
This PR updates the scripts by removing the multiple calls for
fast_routefunction. Since we already store the layer adjustments and the layer ranges in ODB, we don't need to call it multiple times.In addition, the
set_macro_extensionwere also removed from the few designs that still used it. This is a deprecated command that was necessary in the past, but with our current DRT tool we don't need it anymore.Passed in both public and private CIs.