[Mosaic TPU] Be much more aggressive in inferring large 2nd minor layouts for 16-bit types on v6 #25605
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…outs for 16-bit types on v6 This often lets us avoid ambiguities between selecting the (8, 128) and (16, 128) tiling, by biasing the layout inference to prefer the latter. PiperOrigin-RevId: 713270421
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[Mosaic TPU] Be much more aggressive in inferring large 2nd minor layouts for 16-bit types on v6
This often lets us avoid ambiguities between selecting the (8, 128) and (16, 128) tiling,
by biasing the layout inference to prefer the latter.