Remove uses of jax.experimental.host_callback.call #20420
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The jax.experimental.host_callback module is deprecated and will be removed. See #20385. Most of the changes here have to do with the fact that io_callback does not pass the `device` to the callback. Fortunately, it seems that this code uses the device argument only for logging. I removed all uses of `device`. PiperOrigin-RevId: 618402363
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Remove uses of jax.experimental.host_callback.call
The jax.experimental.host_callback module is deprecated and will be removed.
See #20385.
Most of the changes here have to do with the fact that io_callback does not pass the
deviceto the callback. Fortunately, it seems that this code uses the device argument only for logging. I removed all uses ofdevice.