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[ORT 1.18.2 Release] DML Cherry Picks #21647

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@prathikr prathikr commented Aug 7, 2024

Emergency 1.18.2 release cherry-picks for DML based on customer escalation.

### Description
This extends the existing pad_fusion for AveragePool operator i.e. fuse
Pad if it is followed by AveragePool operator.



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snnn commented Aug 8, 2024

You may need this fix: #21300

Our macOS pipeline are failing because of a build error in absl.
However, the bug fix we need is not available in the latest ABSL
release.

Here  is the issue: abseil/abseil-cpp#1536
And here is the fix:
abseil/abseil-cpp@779a356

GTests uses ABSL. But this ABSL target also depends on GTest. So, it is
a circular dependency. We should be able to avoid that by avoid building
tests for ABSL. However, the version we are using has a problem with
that: it has cmake target that still depends on GTest even when testing
is disabled.

It's strange that we suddenly hit this problem and it only happens on macOS.
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