[tsl] Add ScopedAllocationTrace to help debugging OOMs#44246
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tsl::ScopedAllocationTrace, a thread-local scoped annotation stack that lets higher-level XLA/PJRT code attach allocation context to device memory allocations.This is used by the BFC allocator to capture allocation annotations on live chunks and include them in OOM memory dumps, making it easier to identify which executable and buffer allocation caused or contributed to an OOM.
This is a something like a
TraceMe/TraceMeEncodebut for allocations.