[mangeshraut712]

Closes #5354.

Issue #5354 result

• Added top-level torch.compile overloads to the PyTorch shape stubs instead of importing it from torch.compiler. This keeps stubs compatible with PyTorch 2.0, which has torch.compile but no torch.compiler namespace.
• The overloads preserve callable types for both torch.compile(fn) and decorator use via torch.compile()(fn).
• Added static regression checks for both call forms in test_public_attributes.py.

Validation

• Focused Pyrefly suite: torch-public-attributes passed with PyTorch 2.0.1, where torch.compile is callable and torch.compiler is absent.
• Ruff formatting check passed for the full checkout.
• Ruff import sorting check passed. It emitted pre-existing invalid # noqa warnings in test_norms.py.
• git diff --check passed.
• The repository formatting/lint script could not start because cargo is not installed; it stopped during Rust formatting.

Commit

b5993e84155299e393ebee4e58227a919b329063 fix(stubs): add torch.compile

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[mangeshraut712]

Hey — CodeSync landed this on main with me as the commit author (thanks). GitHub still shows the PR as closed not merged (mergedAt is null), so it does not show up in is:merged search or contributor merge counts.

Could you mark CodeSync landings as merged on the GitHub side (or reopen + merge via GitHub) so external contributors get the PR merge credit? Same issue on #5365 #5373 #5367 #5369.