* in. com.
* upd. ackn.
* update __init__
* nits
* nits + format
* used mx.maximum(x, 0) instead of calling the function and moves relu6 under relu2 to make it nicer
* same with _make_activation_module
* Update python/mlx/nn/layers/activations.py
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* update funct.rst
* upd. layers.rst
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* Added scalar to stubs to fix Unkown Type Hint
### Proposed changes
Issue #2478 reports that several type annotations in the MLX stubs degrade to Unknown/Any in editors like VS Code with Pylance, due to missing imports (Union, Optional, Tuple) and an undefined scalar type alias.
This PR updates the stub generation patterns to:
• Add missing typing imports in mlx.core.__prefix__ so that Union, Optional, Tuple, etc. are always available.
• Define and export scalar: TypeAlias = Union[int, float, bool] in mlx.core.__suffix__ so that functions typed with Union[scalar, array] resolve correctly instead of falling back to Any.
• Update submodule stub prefixes (distributed, fast, linalg, metal, random) to import scalar alongside array, Device, and Stream, ensuring type checkers resolve the union consistently across modules.
With these changes, functions like mlx.add now display rich type signatures such as:
```
def add(
a: scalar | array,
b: scalar | array,
stream: Stream | Device | None = None
) -> array
```
instead of degrading to Any.
### Checklist
• I have read the CONTRIBUTING document
• I have run pre-commit run --all-files to format my code / installed pre-commit prior to committing changes
• I have added tests that prove my fix is effective or that my feature works (n/a — stub generation only)
• I have updated the necessary documentation (if needed)
* add bool to patterns
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* [CUDA] Update cudaMemAdvise and cudaGraphAddDependencies for CUDA 13
These functions' signatures changed in CUDA 13, so we differentiate
between CUDA 13 and preceding releases at compile time.
* Mention NVIDIA in ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.md
