[L0] cache zeKernelSetIndirectAccess per kernel#1295
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The L0 backend was calling zeKernelSetIndirectAccess on every kernel launch when the module's HasNoIGBAs flag was false. The Intel L0 driver appears to serialize this entry point globally, which caused 8 HecBench benchmarks (entropy, layout, ldpc, minisweep, p4, scan2, simpleSpmv, sptrsv) to time out under back-to-back launches while passing under the OpenCL backend. The indirect-access flags are a property of the kernel handle and only need to be set once. Add an atomic flag to CHIPKernelLevel0 and use a CAS so that the call is performed exactly once per kernel handle. On failure the flag is cleared so a later launch can retry.
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Cache the indirect-access flags per kernel so zeKernelSetIndirectAccess is called once instead of on every launch.