[BUG] Fix illegal memory access in linalg::reduction #2592
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Illegal memory access occurs when calling
meanfor a large matrix, specifically, whenextent(0) * extent(1)exceeds INT_MAX. This PR fixes it.Although I think it is safer to use
uint64_torsize_tthanIdxTypeas the index type in the kernel, I follow the coalescedReduction kernels.