[scheduling] Generalize fast-return logic - #4704
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When scheduling into one stage without a target clock period, even if we've been asked to attempt to explain failure to schedule, try the trivial schedule first. We only need to fall back to the full scheduler if we need to attempt to explain the problem. Also, if we are doing a binary search on `[start, end]`, we know `start` or `end` meets our criteria, and `start == end`, we can stop early without rechecking the criteria. This also uncovered a possible crash in `PipelineSchedule::ToProto` (previously impossible to reach in standard operation); this has now been converted to forward the `absl::Status` rather than crashing. PiperOrigin-RevId: 958515070
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[scheduling] Generalize fast-return logic
When scheduling into one stage without a target clock period, even if we've been asked to attempt to explain failure to schedule, try the trivial schedule first. We only need to fall back to the full scheduler if we need to attempt to explain the problem.
Also, if we are doing a binary search on
[start, end], we knowstartorendmeets our criteria, andstart == end, we can stop early without rechecking the criteria.This also uncovered a possible crash in
PipelineSchedule::ToProto(previously impossible to reach in standard operation); this has now been converted to forward theabsl::Statusrather than crashing.