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[TIRx] Represent device boundaries with region operations - #20566
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Use distinct device entry and internal split regions to preserve lexical scope and target ownership. Route script construction, scope resolution, target binding and host/device extraction through these operators.
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Represent device-entry boundaries and the internal host/device splitting envelope with distinct region operations. Reuse ordinary region frames for concise and explicit device-entry syntax, preserving scope-ID resolution and launch ordering.
Carry the target on the internal region while annotating and extracting device functions. Migrate the associated builder, printer, analysis, lowering, and backend consumers and remove the superseded attribute paths.