Previously, dequantizing a value with dequantize_value() in
backends/arm/tosa_quant_utils.py could result in integer overflow when
using numpy 2.1.3. The offending part of the formula is `qx - qargs.zp`.
If the subtraction results in a value outside of the range of the dtype
of `qx` the following warning is printed:

"RuntimeWarning: overflow encountered in scalar subtract"

With numpy 1.21.3 the dtype is implicitly convert to a dtype that can
store the correct value. However, in numpy 2.1.3 there's no such
conversion, leading the function to return an incorrect value.

Here's a concrete example:

```
import numpy as np

a = np.int8(127)
b = -128

print(a-b)

```

Numpy 1.21.3: a - b = 255
Numpy 2.1.3: a - b = -1

To remedy this, explicitly convert qx to int64.

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