[mlir] introduce transform.loop.forall_to_for #65474
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Add a straightforward sequentialization transform from `scf.forall` to a nest of `scf.for` in absence of results and expose it as a transform op. This is helpful in combination with other transform ops, particularly fusion, that work best on parallel-by-construction `scf.forall` but later need to target sequential `for` loops.
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Add a straightforward sequentialization transform from
scf.forallto a nest ofscf.forin absence of results and expose it as a transform op. This is helpful in combination with other transform ops, particularly fusion, that work best on parallel-by-constructionscf.forallbut later need to target sequentialforloops.