[ET][OSS] Remove _use_edge_ops=True#20766
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In preparation of removing _use_edge_ops (see TODO in _config.py for EdgeCompileConfig), remove all explicit usages where =True, since this is already the default.
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In preparation for removing
_use_edge_ops(see the TODO in_config.pyforEdgeCompileConfig), this removes all explicit usages where_use_edge_ops=True, since that is already the default.cc @larryliu0820 @JacobSzwejbka @lucylq