Cleanup macros used to register activation kernels. #6628
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Registrations need to either be between a start and end version, or be the current version. Having a macro that uses 3 versions will break or lead to misuse when a 4th version is released.
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Description:
Registrations need to either be between a start and end version, or be for the current version. Having a macro that uses 3 versions will break or lead to misuse when a 4th version is released (as has just happened for Relu). Replace with macros that do things the 'normal' way.
Motivation and Context
Make macro usage clearer.