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Yuantao Feng accf200408 Merge pull request #25238 from fengyuentau:optimized_const
dnn: avoid const layer forwarding in layer norm layer and attention layer #25238

While profiling ViTs with dnn, I found `ConstLayer` can take a proportion of the inference time, which is weird. This comes from the data copy during the inference of `ConstLayer`. There is a chance that we can improve the efficiency of data copying but the easiest and most convenient way is to avoid `ConstLayer`. This PR change the way how we handle constants in layer normalization layer and attention layer, which is storing in the layer blobs instead of making constant layers for them.

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- [x] Backend compatibility in layer normalization layer.

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