[SYCL] Use urGetDeviceInfo to check bfloat16 native conversion extension #18023
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As agreement in #16729 , In general we discourage the use of the extension strings as it is a remnant of the OpenCL days. Instead we want to use urDeviceGetInfo when possible. This is a follow-up pr to replace checking OpenCL extension string with urGetDeviceInfo for native bfloat16 conversion extension.