[ESIMD] Restore the lowering of lsc_load_stateless in sycl-post-link #13104
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Even though the fresh ESIMD headers do not use 'lsc_load_stateless()` intrinsic, the static libraries compiled by an old compiler may still have the calls of 'lsc_load_stateless' in them. This patch restores the lowering of lsc_load_stateless for sycl-post-link backward compatibility. Signed-off-by: Klochkov, Vyacheslav N <vyacheslav.n.klochkov@intel.com>
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Even though the fresh ESIMD headers do not use 'lsc_load_stateless()` intrinsic, the static libraries compiled by an old compiler may still have the calls of 'lsc_load_stateless' in them.
The patch #12935 caused regressions in some MKL tests.
This patch here restores the lowering of lsc_load_stateless for sycl-post-link backward compatibility.