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URL: https://github.com/apache/tvm/pull/18611#issuecomment-3690829279

   ## Summary of Changes
   
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   This pull request implements a comprehensive breaking change by 
standardizing the naming convention for all FFI-exposed type keys and global 
function names within the TVM project. By consistently adding a 'tvm.' prefix, 
the change aims to improve clarity, prevent potential naming collisions, and 
establish a well-defined namespace for TVM's internal and external API 
components across C++ and Python interfaces. This is a foundational change 
affecting numerous core components and bindings.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **FFI Type Key Standardization**: All FFI-exposed type keys declared using 
`TVM_FFI_DECLARE_OBJECT_INFO` and `TVM_FFI_DECLARE_OBJECT_INFO_FINAL` macros 
across various modules (IR, Relax, MetaSchedule, TIR, Runtime) have been 
consistently prefixed with 'tvm.' to ensure a unified naming convention.
   * **Global Function Name Prefixing**: Global functions registered via 
`refl::GlobalDef().def`, `tvm.register_global_func`, and accessed through 
`get_runtime_func` or `tvm.get_global_func` are now uniformly prefixed with 
'tvm.'. This impacts RPC server creation, device API functions, module loaders, 
and various utility functions.
   * **Python FFI Initialization Alignment**: The `tvm_ffi.init_ffi_api` calls 
in Python bindings have been updated to reflect the new 'tvm.' prefix for their 
respective modules, ensuring seamless integration and consistency between C++ 
and Python FFI registrations.
   * **Structural Equality and Hash Function Renaming**: Custom structural 
equality (`__s_equal__`) and hash (`__s_hash__`) functions for `IRModuleNode` 
and `VarNode` are now explicitly prefixed with 'tvm.' to align with the new 
naming scheme.
   
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