Update findCommonAxesOnUnaryOperation in explicit reshards.
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Consider the sharding axes from the preferred tensor at first to ensure that no reshard is on the preferred tensor. For the un-preferred tensor, consider the factor indices that is not in the preferred tensor. Consider the sharding axes that are not used in preferred tensor. PiperOrigin-RevId: 815853826
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findCommonAxesOnUnaryOperationin explicit reshards.Consider the sharding axes from the preferred tensor at first to ensure that no reshard is on the preferred tensor.
For the un-preferred tensor, consider the factor indices that is not in the preferred tensor. Consider the sharding axes that are not used in preferred tensor.