fix handling of multiple QuantizeLinear nodes#414
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fix handling of multiple QuantizeLinear nodes#414saurabhkale17 merged 1 commit intoovep-develop-lnl-1.2from
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Description
This fix addresses the issue of handling multiple QLinear nodes as outputs from the target node in OVEP. Previously, the stripping logic only supported a single Q node, leading to incorrect stripping of additional Q nodes.
Motivation and Context
The OVEP stripping logic was limited to handling a single Q node as an output from the target node. As a result, additional Q nodes were being stripped, despite the stripping rules indicating they should be retained.
With this fix, OVEP can now properly handle multiple Q nodes according to the specified stripping rules, ensuring that the fate of each Q node is correctly determined.