[Metal] Faster logsumexp for short rows via a simdgroup-per-row kernel#3913
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One simdgroup per row (8 rows per 256-thread threadgroup) with the online max/normalizer rescaling already used by logsumexp_looped: reductions never leave the simdgroup, so the kernel needs no threadgroup memory and no barriers (the block kernel uses 5). Dispatched for axis_size <= 2048; the block kernel is unchanged and still serves 2048 < axis_size <= 4096. On M4 Max: fp16 up to 2.8x, bf16 up to 2.6x, fp32 up to 1.5x on affected sizes; parity at the 2048 boundary and no change on block/looped paths. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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One simdgroup per row (8 rows per 256-thread threadgroup) with the online max/normalizer rescaling already used by logsumexp_looped: reductions never leave the simdgroup, so the kernel needs no threadgroup memory and no barriers (the block kernel uses 5). Dispatched for axis_size <= 2048; the block kernel is unchanged and still serves 2048 < axis_size <= 4096.
On M4 Max: fp16 up to 2.8x, bf16 up to 2.6x, fp32 up to 1.5x on affected sizes; parity at the 2048 boundary and no change on block/looped paths.