[Plugin] [Feature] Supoort MLA q/k norm-quant fusion with SGLang + ATOM plugin for Deepseek#528
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[Plugin] [Feature] Supoort MLA q/k norm-quant fusion with SGLang + ATOM plugin for Deepseek#528
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Motivation
DeepSeek MLA preprocessing in the SGLang + ATOM plugin was still doing q/k RMSNorm and q quantization in separate steps, leaving unnecessary kernel and memory overhead in a hot path. Since ATOM already provides a gated fused norm-quant implementation for DeepSeek, this PR integrates that path into the plugin so supported workloads can benefit from the fusion while unsupported cases continue to use the existing fallback path.
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