[ROCm][CI] Stabilize the sqrt-softplus top-k tie oracle - #54403
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torch.topkselection with stable descendingargsort.The
MI355 MoE Shard 3group in AMD CI build 12440 reported one mismatched expert in the BF16 384-expert case. Formal bisection found no responsible PR in the nightly window because the relevant source blobs were identical atf956e1c343dc63720b50c01209bd5ada6d8589a2and the failing tip, while the exact node also passed repeatedly. The failure was an oracle ambiguity:torch.topkdoes not specify which equal-scored index wins, whereas the fused kernel intentionally selects the lower expert ID. Making the reference ordering explicit removes that nondeterminism without changing production behavior.