[TE] Fix Const Int bound analysis to handle uints for division - #10102
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…e#10102) * case to handle uints * add unit test
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The analyzer tries to see the range an integer variable can represent. Specifically, if the range of a divisor contained zero it would just sort of be ignored (assuming probably that run time checks or otherwise would catch this). This didn't really work for uints though and the analyzer would be sure you were dividing by 0 and be very mad at you
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https://discuss.tvm.apache.org/t/failure-occurs-when-using-relay-floor-mod-and-the-divisor-is-of-type-uint64/11994/2