[UR] Add a CMake option to allow overriding L0 include directory to use #17922
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…se (intel#17922) After this change, you can use `-DUR_COMPUTE_RUNTIME_FETCH_REPO=OFF -DUR_COMPUTE_RUNTIME_REPO=<path_to_l0_repo>` to disable fetching the compute runtime repo for L0 include headers and ask cmake to use a local compute runtime repo instead.
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After this change, you can use
-DUR_COMPUTE_RUNTIME_FETCH_REPO=OFF -DUR_COMPUTE_RUNTIME_REPO=<path_to_l0_repo>to disable fetching the compute runtime repo for L0 include headers and ask cmake to use a local compute runtime repo instead.