[WebNN] Correct behavior of Softmax < opset 13 #26391
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ONNX Softmax operates with different semantics before and after opset 13.
Before opset 13, it normalizes over the flattened range of dimensions
starting from axis to the last dimension. Fix it by reshaping the input
to [M, N] where M = prod(d0..d{axis-1}) and N = prod(d{axis-1}..d{n-1})
and apply softmax along N, then reshaping back to the original shape.
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ONNX Softmax operates with different semantics before and after opset 13. Before opset 13, it normalizes over the flattened range of dimensions starting from axis to the last dimension. Fix it by reshaping the input to [M, N] where M = prod(d0..d{axis-1}) and N = prod(d{axis-1}..d{n-1}) and applying softmax along N, then reshaping back to the original shape.