Add a pass to fuse scalar mul with quant ops #10630
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Summary: As titled. When a mul op is followed by a quant op, and the mul op uses a scalar known at compile time, it can be folded into the scale of the quant op. Reviewed By: zonglinpeng Differential Revision: D72617001
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Summary: As titled. When a mul op is followed by a quant op, and the mul op uses a scalar known at compile time, it can be folded into the scale of the quant op.
Reviewed By: zonglinpeng
Differential Revision: D72617001