Don't dump HLO module when loading the CPU executable.#46185
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In the case when the CPU executable is loaded across many workers, this creates a storm of writes to the same location. We should only dump after compiling the executable, i.e., only once. PiperOrigin-RevId: 953450163
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Don't dump HLO module when loading the CPU executable.
In the case when the CPU executable is loaded across many workers, this creates a storm of writes to the same location.
We should only dump after compiling the executable, i.e., only once.