[v0.9.0] Compile error: incorrect kernel module type names in cuteDslNvfp4MoeSm110Runner

Describe the bug

Compilation fails when building with CUTE_DSL_NVFP4_MOE_ENABLED enabled. The three kernel module type names used in cuteDslNvfp4MoeSm110Runner.h and cuteDslNvfp4MoeSm110Runner.cpp contain a sm110_ prefix that does not exist in the CuTe-DSL artifact headers included via cutedsl_all.h. Additionally, the FC1-related types are missing the _fp16 suffix. This is a blocker — the build cannot proceed.

Error message:

In file included from .../cuteDslNvfp4MoeSm110Runner.cpp:20:
.../cuteDslNvfp4MoeSm110Runner.h:117:12: error: 'nvfp4_moe_sm110_fc1_relu2_n128_Kernel_Module_t' does not name a type;
  did you mean 'nvfp4_moe_fc1_relu2_n128_fp16_Kernel_Module_t'?
  117 |     static nvfp4_moe_sm110_fc1_relu2_n128_Kernel_Module_t sFC1Relu2N128;

Type name mismatch:

The correct type names are defined under cpp/kernels/cuteDSLArtifact/aarch64/sm_110/include/ (nvfp4_moe_fc1_relu2_n128_fp16.h, nvfp4_moe_fc1_swiglu_n128_fp16.h, nvfp4_moe_fc2_n128_fp16.h).

Suggested fix: Remove the sm110_ prefix from all three type names in both files, and add the missing _fp16 suffix to the two FC1 type names.

Steps/Code to reproduce bug

1. Clone the repository and check out the main branch (commit 1ac0f2b, release 0.9.0).
2. Build with CUTE_DSL_NVFP4_MOE_ENABLED targeting SM110 (e.g., Jetson Thor).

Build configuration:

cmake .. \
  -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release \
  -DTRT_PACKAGE_DIR=/path/to/TensorRT \
  -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=cmake/aarch64_linux_toolchain.cmake \
  -DEMBEDDED_TARGET=jetson-thor

Runtime command used:

# Build fails at compile time; no runtime command can be reached.
make -j$(nproc)

Expected behavior

cuteDslNvfp4MoeSm110Runner.cpp should compile successfully when CUTE_DSL_NVFP4_MOE_ENABLED is defined. The three kernel module type names in the runner should match those declared in the CuTe-DSL artifact headers.

Start with cuteDslNvfp4MoeSm110Runner.h lines 117-119 and the matching declarations in cuteDslNvfp4MoeSm110Runner.cpp lines 39-41. Compare them with the CuTe-DSL headers under cpp/kernels/cuteDSLArtifact/aarch64/sm_110/include/, then build with CUTE_DSL_NVFP4_MOE_ENABLED; done means the runner compiles with all three artifact type names resolved.