[Relax][Pytorch] Update SELU Implementation Using Decomposed Core-Level Ops #17797
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…el Ops (apache#17797) * Integrate SELU into core ops for native R.nn.selu support * fix trailing whitespace issue * fixing selu mapping issue in fx_graph and lint issue * update the test script of selu in fx graph * modify test script to fix selu module check * format documentations --------- Co-authored-by: deivanayakisankaralingam <deiva@Deivanayaki>
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This PR refactors the SELU activation function to be implemented at the core level using decomposed operations. It allows SELU to be accessed directly via R.nn.selu, making it more efficient and easier to use in TVM models.