test: add SDDMM/SPMM Ascend NPU test suite - #19
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- 51 test cases covering: - SDDMM: dot/add/mul/copy_lhs/copy_rhs × COO/CSR × FP32/FP16 × int32/int64 - SPMM: copy_lhs + sum/max/min × int32/int64, update_all, backward - UDF reduce (degree bucketing) + backward - Stream sync: in_edges/in_degrees after update_all/gsddmm - Repeated update_all (multi-step stability) - segment_reduce (mean_nodes) forward + backward - End-to-end: GCN forward/backward, multi-layer GCN, training loop - 4 skipped: sub/div CPU fallback (linker limitation) - 3 xfailed: FP16 SDDMM (intermittent NPU stream race, passes in isolation)
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Summary
Add Ascend NPU test suite for SDDMM/SPMM operators.
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Merges the two duplicate test commits #14[5] and #14[6] (same subject, same file) plus #15[8] into a single clean commit. Depends on the SDDMM (#2) and SPMM (#3) PRs for the tests to pass.