Interoperability programs should be built based on the queue

[diptorupd]

We are currently only building interoperability programs using clCreateProgram and this always targeting an OpenCL device. The approach works only when the underlying queue is for an OpenCL device. If the device is not an OpenCL device, e.g. a Level-0 device, we get a crash late during kernel submit.

Two things needs to be done:

• We should at the very least check to ensure that the queue is for an OpenCL device and give a meaningful error message right at the time of program creation.
• We should create the program based on what queue is passed by the caller, i.e., use clCreateProgram or the corresponding Level-0 call.

[diptorupd]

Interop programs are now created based on the SYCL context passed into create_program_from_spirv and we support both OpenCL and Level zero.