Revisit some native functions to increase number of jit matches #17340
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Summary: Adds about 30 matches due to new functions / misuse of double. Pull Request resolved: pytorch/pytorch#17340 Differential Revision: D14161109 Pulled By: cpuhrsch fbshipit-source-id: bb3333446b32551f7469206509b480db290f28ee
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Adds about 30 matches due to new functions / misuse of double.