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URL: https://github.com/apache/tvm/pull/18762#issuecomment-3888283797

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   This pull request refactors the `SymbolicMatcher` class by extracting its 
definition from an existing source file into a new, standalone header. This 
change improves code organization and promotes better reusability of the 
symbolic matching logic across the codebase, aligning with best practices for 
modular design.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **Code Reorganization**: The `SymbolicMatcher` class has been extracted 
from an inline definition within `src/relax/transform/fuse_tir.cc` and moved to 
its own dedicated header file at `src/tir/analysis/symbolic_matcher.h`.
   * **Improved Reusability**: This refactoring enhances the reusability of the 
`SymbolicMatcher` class by placing it in a more appropriate and accessible 
location within the TIR analysis module, allowing other components to easily 
utilize its functionality.
   
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   * **src/relax/transform/fuse_tir.cc**
       * Removed the inline definition of the `SymbolicMatcher` class.
       * Added an include statement for the newly created `symbolic_matcher.h` 
header.
   * **src/tir/analysis/symbolic_matcher.h**
       * Added a new header file containing the complete definition of the 
`SymbolicMatcher` class, previously defined inline.
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   * The pull request author `guan404ming` initiated this change to improve the 
reusability and organization of the `SymbolicMatcher` class.
   * The core activity involves moving a class definition from one C++ file to 
a new header file and updating the original file to reference the new header.
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