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[NFC][SYCL] Set some target restrictions for some tests (#12505)
A few tests in the driver area require amdgpu or nvptx targets to be built in order to properly run. Add these requirements to the tests.
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CUDA testing on self-hosted runner failed in nightly testing on this commit:
Haven't seen that in the days before the latest run. @intel/llvm-reviewers-cuda does it ring any bells? If not, I'm going to ignore it unless it will fail tomorrow too.
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@aelovikov-intel I'm not sure why they failed there but these tests are notoriously flaky, there's a couple tickets open for them:
Looking at the log it does seem that an assert was correctly triggered, but then the output didn't match what was expected. We might need to just mark them as unsupported.