[MLIR][XeGPU] Refactor Layout access interface (#172125) This PR builds on the anchor layout mechanism introduced in https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/169267 and performs the following refactoring: 1. Introduce getAnchorLayout() and setAnchorLayout() interface for anchor ops to get and set layout attributes. 2. Add getLocalLayout() and setLocalLayout() utility functions, and refactor workgroup/subgroup distribution patterns to use these APIs. These utilities access the layout information directly and locally, without relying on global propagation. 3. Introduce localPropagateLayoutsFromAnchor(), a utility used by subgroup distribution to unify non-anchor layout setup. This function is intended to be invoked upfront by all layout-based passes (including workgroup/subgroup distribution and unrolling) to propagate layouts from anchor ops to non-anchor ops. After this step, patterns within the pass should exclusively use getLocalLayout() / setLocalLayout(). 4. Refactor getDistributeLayoutAttr() and setDistributeLayoutAttr() to remove special-case handling. These APIs now operate in a uniform order: anchor ops first, then non-anchor ops, and finally block arguments. These APIs will be deprecated on long run. 5. Refactor patterns in wg/sg distribution, load optimization passes to use get/setAnchorLayout() and get/setLocalLayout(). 6. Update test cases to enforce that anchor ops must use—and only use—anchor layouts.
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