add y_dtype op overload for expected_weights_desc#361
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This PR adds the y_dtype op overload in the expected_weights_desc.
This change will allow users to explicitly specify the output dtype. For AARCH64, we can call this overload with the output_dtype yielding an optimal layout (e.g. fp32).
The corresponding change in PyTorch is raised here : pytorch/pytorch#185910