Adrian Kuegel e7a7327618 [XLA:GPU] Require bitcasts to keep bitwidth in CopyFusion
AlgebraicSimplifier can rewrite bitcast-convert instructions into bitcast even
when the element bitwidth changes (when the minor-most dimension is contiguous).
While PriorityFusion and GpuFusible guard against fusing width-changing bitcasts
using hlo_instruction_utils::KeepsBitwidth, CopyFusion previously skipped
through any single-user bitcast without checking its bitwidth.

Fusing a width-changing bitcast and its consuming copy into a producer fusion
breaks the MLIR fusion emitters because GetBitcastMap requires matching element
counts between roots and elemental lowering cannot emit a scalar
mhlo.bitcast_convert across different bitwidths.

Guard kBitcast checks in CopyFusion with hlo_instruction_utils::KeepsBitwidth.

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