[Analysis] Implement pipelined buffer dependency analysis#93
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It's okay, but need to merge first.
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Develop an analysis pass for buffer dependencies in T.Pipelined.
Buffers are grouped into two categories: 1) intra-iteration dependent (channel); and 2) inter-iteration dependent (state).
Inter-iteration dependent buffers are not allowed to be multi-versioned.
Basically, we first run a forward analysis for each statement in the loop body to identify those loop-carried buffer write, which means the buffer has new results when the iteration exits. Second, we run another round of forward analysis for each buffer read statement. If the read hits on loop-carried buffer write, then the buffer region is classified as inter-iteration dependent.