Under the Surface of Classic Sonic @classicsoniccode.bsky.social · Dec 31 "bitdevr", we currently don't have any 100% solid proof, but there have been symbols found that hint towards it. A Sega CD documentation page revealed a memory address labeled "bitdevwk". This address points to the "Nemesis" code table buffer used by the Sega CD BIOS.
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The Gems Collection of Sonic CD, despite not using "Nemesis" or "Enigma", has a few leftover variables, which are called "bitdevadr", "bitdevcnt", and "bitdevcnt2", which seem to have been used for decompressing tiles gradually to prevent freezing when loading in new graphics.