Fix LayerNorm fusion selecting the Div output as scale or bias - #31148
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The fusion could pick an operand produced inside the matched subgraph, then remove its producer, leaving a dangling input that failed graph resolve (microsoft#30513). Exclude in-subgraph operands from scale/bias candidacy.
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Fixes #31147.
The scale selection in LayerNormFusion and SimplifiedLayerNormFusion picks a Mul input by rank alone, so a rank-1 Div output can be chosen as scale. The fusion removes the Div and the fused node references a dangling input, failing session creation with "Node input 'nm' is not a graph input, initializer, or output of a previous node". The bias loop can pick the Mul output the same way. This reproduces with keepdims=1, so it is separate from #31144.
The fix excludes operands produced inside the matched subgraph from scale and bias candidacy; when none remain, the fusion is skipped. Valid fusions are unaffected because a real scale always comes from outside the chain. Two negative tests added, one per fusion class; both fail before the change. No local C++ build available, so CI is the executable check.