[SYCL] Kernel submit wrapper functions for unit tests #19884
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@intel/llvm-gatekeepers Can you merge please? |
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The new kernel submit wrapper functions allow to select the submission function type between a standard handler-based function and queue shortcut function. This change allows to increase the test coverage and allows for testing no-handler submission path using existing unit tests.
This PR introduces the single_task submission function wrappers, and the use of the wrappers in a single unit tests set, but the goal is to extend the set of wrappers and their usage in unit tests, in the future.