Fix pjit's initial style usage of consts. #13893
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Fix pjit's initial style usage of consts.
Instead of smuggling them via the jaxpr, pull it out and pass them with args. This is because consts can be tracers and that fails down the stack when lowering to mlir.
Co-authored-by: Matthew Johnson mattjj@google.com