Normalize device kind strings when looking up HBM memory.#2893
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This change removes spaces from device kind strings before looking up HBM memory values. This ensures that device kinds like "TPU 7x" and "TPU7x" are treated the same, preventing lookup failures due to inconsistent spacing. PiperOrigin-RevId: 870223149
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Normalize device kind strings when looking up HBM memory.
This change removes spaces from device kind strings before looking up HBM memory values. This ensures that device kinds like "TPU 7x" and "TPU7x" are treated the same, preventing lookup failures due to inconsistent spacing.