[CI] Change CODEOWNERS of sycl/test-e2e/LLVMIntrinsicLowering/* to intel/dpcpp-spirv-reviewers
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AlexeySachkov
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As I understand it, those tests were added to check a workaround which we have in place to avoid using certain SPIR-V extension, because it is not yet properly supported in all our target backends. From that point of view SPIR-V team does sound like a right owner of those.
I also hope that this workaround is a temporary thing, so that at some point we will simply drop that folder completely
sarnex
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Currently, the owners of sycl/test-e2e/LLVMIntrinsicLowering/* are SYCL RT reviewers but I see that all the test cases here related to llvm-spirv.
I propose changing the code owners of these tests to intel/dpcpp-spirv-reviewers instead.