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URL: https://github.com/apache/tvm/pull/18715#issuecomment-3855773199

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   This pull request resolves a regression in the Vulkan code generation for 
SPIRV by correcting the placement of Phi nodes within `for` loops. The change 
ensures that the Phi node, essential for loop variable management, is created 
after the loop's start label, which is a requirement for proper Vulkan codegen. 
This fix improves the stability and correctness of generated SPIRV code for 
loops.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **SPIRV Code Generation Fix**: The creation of the `spirv::PhiValue` for 
loop variables has been relocated to occur *after* the `StartLabel` call within 
the loop head. This addresses a regression in Vulkan codegen where Phi nodes 
were incorrectly placed.
   * **Loop Step Type Inference**: The type inference for the loop step 
calculation now correctly uses `init_value.stype` instead of `loop_var.stype`, 
aligning with the new placement of `loop_var`'s definition and ensuring correct 
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   * **src/target/spirv/codegen_spirv.cc**
       * Moved the declaration and initialization of `spirv::PhiValue loop_var` 
from before the loop head's `StartLabel` call to immediately after it, within 
the loop head block.
       * Adjusted the type argument for `builder_->IntImm` and 
`builder_->UIntImm` in the loop step calculation from `loop_var.stype` to 
`init_value.stype` to reflect the new order of `loop_var` definition.
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