NXB backend: Add recipes for Neutron backend lowering. - #21516
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Summary
This PR introduces a declarative recipe-based lowering for the NXP Neutron backend. The previous solution was implemented as
executorch_pipeline.py:to_quantized_executorch_program(). The new solution provides the same functionailty and produces the same results. The benefit of the recipe-based approach is compatibility with other backends (recipe fusing) and adhering to ExecuTorch standards.Once this is merged, the old Neutron lowering pipeline can be removed completely.
Test plan
pytest backends/nxp/tests/generic_tests/test_recipe_export.pycc @robert-kalmar @JakeStevens @digantdesai @rascani