[testing] clamp: test with either min or max

[kshitij12345]

Follow-up from #52194 based on comment #52194 (comment)

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[mruberry]

This is cool but I'm wondering if we should continue to treat clamp as a unary op since @peterbell10 is working on adding support min and max tensors, see here: #52695.

What are your thoughts, @peterbell10?

[peterbell10]

In my PR I keep the existing UnaryUfuncInfo and add a new OpInfo for the multi-tensor variants.

[mruberry]

Sorry @kshitij12345, looks like this slipped through the cracks. With @peterbell10's answer and updates to common_method_invocations.py, are there parts of this PR we still want? If so, let's update it and get it landed quickly!

[mruberry]

Ping on this older PR, too, @kshitij12345 -- is there something here we should update and land or should we close this?

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[kshitij12345]

NOTE to self : Verify if the changes are still relevant.

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