Add support for bits16 in ETDump#6697
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Summary: Bits16 is a newer scalar type, and some backends (like Cadence) use it for quantize and dequantize kernels. In case ETDump is turned on for intermediate tensors, it needs to know the size and the corresponding torch dtype. Differential Revision: D65552835
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Summary:
Bits16 is a newer scalar type, and some backends (like Cadence) use it
for quantize and dequantize kernels. In case ETDump is turned on for
intermediate tensors, it needs to know the size and the corresponding torch
dtype.
Differential Revision: D65552835