Fix TensorMap compound assignment operators#155
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Compound assignment operators such as `+=` are provided where the source is a `TensorMap` and the destination is an `AbstractTensor`. However, since the destination tensor was const-qualified, use of these operators resulted in a compile error.
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* Work around non-`constexpr` `dimension` method. * Only remaining change to upstream Fastor master branch is a fix for `TensorMap` compound assignment operators, which has a PR up at romeric/Fastor#155.
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Compound assignment operators such as
+=are provided where the sourceis a
TensorMapand the destination is anAbstractTensor. However,since the destination tensor was const-qualified, use of these operators
resulted in a compile error.