[TIR][Schedule] Allow buffer name argument to Schedule.set_scope #14327
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Similar to other schedule primitives, allow the buffer argument to `Schedule.set_scope` to be passed as a human-readable name instead of a numeric index. This change is solely in the Python API, and does not impact the internal representation of scheduling traces.
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Similar to other schedule primitives, allow the buffer argument to
Schedule.set_scopeto be passed as a human-readable name instead of a numeric index. This change is solely in the Python API, and does not impact the internal representation of scheduling traces.