[mlir][bufferize][NFC] Fix FileCheck capture

One of the test cases matched IR from a subsequent test case. For this reason, the test case appeared to pass while it is actually broken.

This change does not fix the test case itself. It will be fixed when we overhaul the buffer deallocation implementation. (The memory leak in this test case is an edge case.)

Differential Revision: https://reviews.llvm.org/D135046

mlir/test/Dialect/Bufferization/Transforms/one-shot-module-bufferize.mlir

@@ -37,6 +37,7 @@ func.func @empty_func() -> () {
 // CHECK: func private @external_func_with_return_val(memref<4xi32, strided{{.*}}>) -> f32
 // CHECK-FULLY-DYNAMIC-LAYOUT-MAP-LABEL: func private @external_func_with_return_val(memref<4xi32,
 // CHECK-FULLY-DYNAMIC-LAYOUT-MAP-SAME: strided<[?], offset: ?>>
+// CHECK-NO-LAYOUT-MAP-LABEL: func private @external_func_with_return_val(memref<4xi32>)
 func.func private @external_func_with_return_val(tensor<4xi32>) -> f32
 
 // -----
@@ -53,7 +54,9 @@ func.func private @external_func_with_return_val(tensor<4xi32>) -> f32
 //       CHECK-NO-LAYOUT-MAP:   %[[subview:.*]] = memref.subview {{.*}} : memref<20x10xf32> to memref<2x?xf32, strided<[10, 1], offset: ?>>
 //       CHECK-NO-LAYOUT-MAP:   %[[alloc_no_layout:.*]] = memref.alloc(%{{.*}}) : memref<2x?xf32>
 //       CHECK-NO-LAYOUT-MAP:   memref.copy %[[subview]], %[[alloc_no_layout]]
-//       CHECK-NO-LAYOUT-MAP:   memref.dealloc %[[alloc]]
+// TODO: %alloc should be deallocated here, but we currently do not dealloc
+// buffers that are inserted due to to_tensor/to_memref canonicalization (when
+// the buffer types have different layout maps).
 //       CHECK-NO-LAYOUT-MAP:   return %[[alloc_no_layout]]
 
 // CHECK-FULLY-DYNAMIC-LAYOUT-MAP-LABEL: func @return_extract_slice(%{{.*}}) -> memref<2x?xf32,
@@ -69,6 +72,7 @@ func.func @return_extract_slice(%idx: index, %sz: index) -> (tensor<2x?xf32>)
 // -----
 
 // CHECK-LABEL: func private @private_func
+// CHECK-NO-LAYOUT-MAP-LABEL: func private @private_func(memref<?xf32>) -> f32
 func.func private @private_func(tensor<?xf32>) -> (f32)
 
 // private_func may modify the buffer arg, but that's OK because %t is writable.