[Frontend][Relay][Parser] fix unparsable yolo formals #6963
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* fix yolo formals * fix lint * move test to test_forward
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fix #6962 , replaces the "." character from modules imported using the darknet frontend, which is unparsable by the relay parser. Replaces with the "_" character.
cc: @MarisaKirisame @jroesch @siju-samuel @FrozenGene @junrushao1994