fix: generate no-reorder block instead of dependency edges#608
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This change removes the automatic insertion of dependency edges under no-reorder blocks, and instead emits a Block with the noReorder flag set to true. The no-reorder semantics is left to the downstream compiler.
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This change removes the automatic insertion of dependency edges under no-reorder blocks, and instead emits a Block with the noReorder flag set to true. The no-reorder semantics is left to the downstream compiler.