[QoL][IR] Provide std::hash and std::equal_to for IR Variable types #16909
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For most IR types, neither `std::hash` nor `std::equal_to` are provided, as it would be ambiguous whether comparisons should be performed with reference equality or structural equality. While this avoids ambiguity in the general case of nested structures, IR variables follow reference equality and are frequently used as lookup keys. This commit implements a specialization of `std::hash` and `std::equal_to` for `tvm::GlobalVar`, `tvm::tir::Var`, and `tvm::relax::Var`. This allows them to be used as lookup keys for `std::unordered_set` and `std::unordered_map` without explicitly specifying explicit `ObjectPtrHash` and `ObjectPtrEqual`.
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For most IR types, neither
std::hashnorstd::equal_toare provided, as it would be ambiguous whether comparisons should be performed with reference equality or structural equality. While this avoids ambiguity in the general case of nested structures, IR variables follow reference equality and are frequently used as lookup keys.This commit implements a specialization of
std::hashandstd::equal_tofortvm::GlobalVar,tvm::tir::Var, andtvm::relax::Var. This allows them to be used as lookup keys forstd::unordered_setandstd::unordered_mapwithout explicitly specifying explicitObjectPtrHashandObjectPtrEqual.