Function ops

[rnett]

Generates ops that take functions as parameters.

[karllessard]

@rnett any way you can split that in multiple smaller PRs?

[rnett]

Yikes, I'm not sure why it changed all the op classes.

[rnett]

Ok @karllessard, the big change is in #328, I haven't applied it. If you merge that PR I'll do another one with the generation, and then this one will be smaller after rebasing.

[rnett]

Also @JimClarke5 this is what I was talking about wrt the runtime initialization checks, you should be able to use ifOp for that without too much trouble. Although I'm not sure it's a great idea, and I'm working on the init scope PR (and variables soonish after that).

[karllessard]

@rnett can you please rebase this PR now that we are on TF2.5? I guess new ops might also be added?

[rnett]

I'm going to wait until #328 if you think you can merge it quickly, since this one needs to be rebased on top of it anyways.

[rnett]

Ok, it's rebased. The number of files is smaller, but still pretty big since the generation is in there. I can try to make it smaller if you want, but if you need to check for groups it might be required anyways.

[karllessard]

The number of files if fine, since most of the are generated (so I don't need to spend time reviewing them). Some ops needs to be reclassified into the right package though (like ReduceDataset).

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