Add test case for _refs.true_divide to _cuda_xfail_xpu_pass #2774
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Pull request overview
This PR adds a test case entry for _refs.true_divide to the _cuda_xfail_xpu_pass collection in the XPU test utilities.
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- Added a new tuple entry
("_refs.true_divide", "test_python_ref_torch_fallback")to handle XPU-specific test behavior for the true_divide operation
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Resolves #2307 and adds support for test_python_ref_torch_fallback__refs_true_divide_xpu_complex32, which was introduced in ac20889.. The test case, previously marked xfail for CUDA, would pass on XPU, resulting in a false negative (unexpected success). This PR adds an exception so it can execute successfully on XPU.