transformations: handle strided layout attr in memref_stream lowering #2866
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We currently treat all memrefs as raw pointers in our memref_stream.streaming_region lowering, but that's not correct, we want to take the strided layout into account when possible. This PR adds some helpers to compute the appropriate stride map, and uses them to construct the correct snitch stride pattern.