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URL: https://github.com/apache/tvm/pull/18864#issuecomment-3984924040

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   This pull request refactors the Relax transform module by eliminating the 
`FewShotTuning` pass. This cleanup streamlines the codebase by removing 
functionality that was no longer utilized, ensuring that only active and 
necessary components remain. Additionally, a minor adjustment was made to the 
linting process to gracefully handle file deletions.
   
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   * **FewShotTuning Removal**: The `FewShotTuning` pass, including its C++ 
implementation, Python bindings, and associated test file, has been completely 
removed from the codebase. This pass was identified as unused.
   * **Linting Improvement**: The `check_asf_header.py` linting script was 
updated to exclude files staged for deletion from its checks, preventing 
unnecessary lint failures when files are intentionally removed.
   
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   * **include/tvm/relax/transform.h**
       * Removed the declaration of the `FewShotTuning` pass.
   * **python/tvm/relax/transform/__init__.py**
       * Removed the import statement for `FewShotTuning`.
   * **python/tvm/relax/transform/transform.py**
       * Removed the Python function definition for `FewShotTuning`.
   * **src/relax/transform/few_shot_tuning.cc**
       * Deleted the C++ implementation file for the `FewShotTuning` pass.
   * **tests/lint/check_asf_header.py**
       * Updated the `get_git_files` function to exclude files staged for 
deletion from the list of files checked for ASF headers.
   * **tests/python/relax/test_transform_few_shot_tuning.py**
       * Deleted the test file associated with the `FewShotTuning` pass.
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   * Pre-commit hooks were verified to pass.
   * It was confirmed that `import tvm.relax.transform` succeeds without 
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   * Smoke tests were verified to pass.
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