tirx: represent buffer parameters with BufferType - #20082
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This phases out PrimFunc.buffer_map as stored IR state. Buffer parameters now carry their BufferType annotation directly in PrimFunc.params, while a derived-map helper and legacy constructor shim preserve source compatibility.
The migration updates construction and visitor paths across TIRx, TE, S-TIR, Relax, printers/parsers, packed-ABI lowering, specialization, storage rewriting, and related tests and documentation.