[JSEP] fix scatter-nd jsep kernel #23755
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Adjusts scatter-nd kernel implementation for the case when reduction=none and there are duplicate values in the indices input tensor. If duplicates are detected, a single thread processes all indices to ensure correct results.
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Adjusts scatter-nd kernel implementation for the case when reduction=none and there are duplicate values in the indices input tensor. If duplicates are detected, a single thread processes all indices to ensure correct results.
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Adjusts scatter-nd kernel implementation for the case when reduction=none and there are duplicate values in the indices input tensor. If duplicates are detected, a single thread processes all indices to ensure correct results.