[SYCL][NATIVECPU] use ur_memory_scope_capability_flags_t in NativeCPU adapter

[uwedolinsky]

A fix for the NativeCPU adapter to use ur_memory_scope_capability_flags_t instead of uint64_t.

Required for NativeCPU to pass AtomicRef -related e2e and SYCL-CTS tests.

[hvdijk]

Something seems to have gone in the last merge or rebase to re-trigger CI, this PR isn't supposed to have changes in 5000+ files

[hvdijk]

The thousands of files changed here are because of a force-push to the sycl branch trying to merge #18403. There was a window of about ten minutes where commit 2b32ece was part of the sycl branch and you got unlucky that you rebased in just that window. @sarnex Is there a policy on force pushes to the sycl branch? I would not have expected that to be done under any circumstances, it also broke our internal mirrorring of the repo. If we have to assume that this branch gets force-pushed to we'll need to change our internal processes to account for that.

[uwedolinsky]

Replaced by #18537

[sarnex]

@hvdijk Really sorry about this. Usually when merging the pulldowns, we rely on a bot/tool to do the merge automatically. Unforunately the bot was broken so we tried to do the pulldown merge but I messed it up and the tree was broken. We decided a force-push was the best way to fix the issue. In general we never want to force push, and it's blocked by default, it just had to be done to fix the bad manual merge.

The root fix is getting the bot fixed so we never have to even try to merge manually, we've reached out to the team that owns it.

I want to say force pushes should never happen, but in rare cases like this they may, but we're trying to prevent having to do them ever.

Sorry again, and let me know if there's a way I can help.

[hvdijk]

@sarnex Thanks, if it's only ever going to happen in extremely rare cases, that's okay. We needed some manual intervention on our end to restore the mirror, but we did get it working again, and @uwedolinsky was able to sort of restore this PR by creating it anew.

[sarnex]

Glad to hear, sorry again guys