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[SYCL][Doc] Update GetStartedGuide pre-requisiste #17565

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This patch reformats the pre-requisites in a table (doesn't look great in the markdown, but looks good when generated).

It also updates the required versions for CMake and Python to link to the versions required by LLVM. For CMake we were already documenting the same version as LLVM. For Python we didn't document any minimum version, but we extensively use LLVM scripts like lit, so we really should be aligned with it.

There's a few requirements for which we don't have minimum versions, but we can update that if we ever run into issues with them.

Addresses #17478 by documenting the minimum required python version.

This patch reformats the pre-requisites in a table (doesn't look great
in the markdown, but looks good when generated).

It also updates the required versions for CMake and Python to link to
the versions required by LLVM. For CMake we were already documenting the
same version as LLVM. For Python we didn't document any minimum version,
but we extensively use LLVM scripts like `lit`, so we really should be
aligned with it.

There's a few requirements for which we don't have minimum versions, but
we can update that if we ever run into issues with them.
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@intel/llvm-gatekeepers this is ready to merge

@ldrumm ldrumm merged commit 5c5954e into intel:sycl Mar 25, 2025
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