[DOC] Fix the loop length in a loop tiling example#18753
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According to the code, the loop is split by 16x8, not by 32x4
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This pull request provides a documentation fix for the TensorIR transformation tutorial. The changes update comments to accurately reflect the loop tiling factors used in the example code. The comments previously stated a loop split of 32x4, but the code actually performs a 16x8 split. This PR corrects the comments to match the code, improving the clarity and accuracy of the tutorial for users. The changes are correct and well-justified.
According to the code, the loop is split by 16x8, not by 32x4