graph: backend: dnnl: executables: add exec profile verbose for gen_index#4849
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#4814 is rebased to the latest main. Now these two PRs can be picked together without conflicts. I prepared a branch for that: lvtao/yixin/sdpa_ukernel_train-genindex_verb. |
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Fixes MFDNN-14511
Add execute profile verbose for gen_index kernel which currently is not a standard primitive.
It helps for SDPA cases performance profiling and debugging.
The verbose line looks like below: