Show demangled names on nvtx ranges #13154
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LGTM, but please at least leave a comment saying that this makes it impossible to tell custom Python functions apart, or I’ll inevitably redo this optimization in the future
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@apaszke As we discussed, this changes the backward pass profiler annotations such that 1. they're demangled and 2. if they came from a custom Python-side autograd function, they show a unique name based on the name of that Python-side function.