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Summary:

tag_constant_data freezes a const/param/buffer into a delegate when all of its
users are partitioned. It recognized a mutated buffer only when a direct user's
node name is a key in buffers_to_mutate. That misses the case where a buffer
both feeds a delegate and is mutated inside it: the mutation is produced by a
getitem off the call_delegate, so the buffer's only direct user is the
delegate node (whose name is not a buffers_to_mutate key), and the buffer is
wrongly frozen as constant data instead of staying a method-owned mutable buffer.

Additionally treat a placeholder as a mutated buffer when its FQN is a
buffers_to_mutate target, so a buffer a delegate updates in place stays owned
above the delegate. This is the case anticipated by
test_not_delegate_mutable_buffers ("consider when the delegate can consume the
mutable buffer") — e.g. a backend that embeds a pre-compiled engine which updates
a KV cache in place.

Authored with AI assistance (Claude Code).

Differential Revision: D114288921

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Summary:

`tag_constant_data` freezes a const/param/buffer into a delegate when all of its
users are partitioned. It recognized a *mutated* buffer only when a direct user's
node name is a key in `buffers_to_mutate`. That misses the case where a buffer
both feeds a delegate and is mutated *inside* it: the mutation is produced by a
`getitem` off the `call_delegate`, so the buffer's only direct user is the
delegate node (whose name is not a `buffers_to_mutate` key), and the buffer is
wrongly frozen as constant data instead of staying a method-owned mutable buffer.

Additionally treat a placeholder as a mutated buffer when its FQN is a
`buffers_to_mutate` target, so a buffer a delegate updates in place stays owned
above the delegate. This is the case anticipated by
`test_not_delegate_mutable_buffers` ("consider when the delegate can consume the
mutable buffer") — e.g. a backend that embeds a pre-compiled engine which updates
a KV cache in place.

Authored with AI assistance (Claude Code).

Differential Revision: D114288921

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Summary:

`tag_constant_data` freezes a const/param/buffer into a delegate when all of its
users are partitioned. It recognized a *mutated* buffer only when a direct user's
node name is a key in `buffers_to_mutate`. That misses the case where a buffer
both feeds a delegate and is mutated *inside* it: the mutation is produced by a
`getitem` off the `call_delegate`, so the buffer's only direct user is the
delegate node (whose name is not a `buffers_to_mutate` key), and the buffer is
wrongly frozen as constant data instead of staying a method-owned mutable buffer.

Additionally treat a placeholder as a mutated buffer when its FQN is a
`buffers_to_mutate` target, so a buffer a delegate updates in place stays owned
above the delegate. This is the case anticipated by
`test_not_delegate_mutable_buffers` ("consider when the delegate can consume the
mutable buffer") — e.g. a backend that embeds a pre-compiled engine which updates
a KV cache in place.

Authored with AI assistance (Claude Code).

Differential Revision: D114288921
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Summary:

`tag_constant_data` freezes a const/param/buffer into a delegate when all of its
users are partitioned. It recognized a *mutated* buffer only when a direct user's
node name is a key in `buffers_to_mutate`. That misses the case where a buffer
both feeds a delegate and is mutated *inside* it: the mutation is produced by a
`getitem` off the `call_delegate`, so the buffer's only direct user is the
delegate node (whose name is not a `buffers_to_mutate` key), and the buffer is
wrongly frozen as constant data instead of staying a method-owned mutable buffer.

Additionally treat a placeholder as a mutated buffer when its FQN is a
`buffers_to_mutate` target, so a buffer a delegate updates in place stays owned
above the delegate. This is the case anticipated by
`test_not_delegate_mutable_buffers` ("consider when the delegate can consume the
mutable buffer") — e.g. a backend that embeds a pre-compiled engine which updates
a KV cache in place.

Authored with AI assistance (Claude Code).

Differential Revision: D114288921

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