[LV] Handle partial reductions with predication (#194859) Enables partial reductions to be used when a reduction is gated by a condition inside a loop. Previously when a loop contained a condition, this would introduce a BLEND to the chain, which prevented a partial reduction from being used in a pattern where it would normally be created. This patch records the blend as part of the partial reduction chain and recognizes blends that select between the updated reduction value and the previous accumulator. For tail-folded loops, the transform also combines the loop active-lane mask with the blend condition, so the generated partial reduction is predicated by both the tail-folding mask and the original loop condition. This allows partial reductions to also be used for predicated reductions with tail folding enabled.
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