[XLA] Reuse utilities for type conversion between XLA and MLIR across XLA-related dialects #63260
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… XLA-related dialects This CL moves the type conversion utilities from the MHLO dialect to `tensorflow/compiler/xla/mlir/utils/type_util.cc`, where they can be reused across other XLA-related MLIR dialects. PiperOrigin-RevId: 613794869
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[XLA] Reuse utilities for type conversion between XLA and MLIR across XLA-related dialects
This CL moves the type conversion utilities from the MHLO dialect to
tensorflow/compiler/xla/mlir/utils/type_util.cc, where they can be reused across other XLA-related MLIR dialects.