fix: nested maps on torch.compile for torch tensors

[Killua7362]

torch.compile does not work well with dictionary of types. So changed types to str(types).

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[vedpatwardhan]

Hey @Killua7362, thanks for diving into this! I think if this fixes the issue, we can just refactor the include_derived argument to simply be a Dict[str, bool] at all places. So I'd suggest refactoring this function further along with all it's usages in the framework to instead pass a "tuple" instead of a tuple, "list" instead of list and so on 😄

[vedpatwardhan]

lgtm! Let's wait for the CI to complete running tests as it's quite a fundamental function, thanks @Killua7362 😄

[Killua7362]

lgtm! Let's wait for the CI to complete running tests as it's quite a fundamental function, thanks @Killua7362 😄

Thank you Ved, let's hope nothing breaks XD

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