[MX | Triton] Create MX matmul op using new `scaled_dot` op in Triton

[drisspg]

Summary

Recently triton added the scaled_dot which consumes A, B in f8, f6, f4 packed in int32 format and u8m0 scales via int8 datatype. https://github.com/triton-lang/triton/pull/4795/files#diff-1d96a0ed473569188c00d6e16c54dd7050e0a66040438ac630c889aef7cbbbe8R1544

Steps

1. Implement new mx matmul in triton | add utilities to ensure that this op is only available when new enough triton is used
2. Write unit tests verifying the correctness of implementation against the existing upcast and matmul approach
3. Update Mx Tensor's dispatch to (based on config) use the new op instead of upcasting and running in original precision:

   ao/torchao/prototype/mx_formats/mx_ops.py

   Lines 64 to 68 in 48bc81c

   	b = args[1]
   	assert isinstance(a, MXTensor) and isinstance(b, MXTensor)
   	a_hp = a.to_dtype(a._orig_dtype)
   	b_hp = b.to_dtype(b._orig_dtype)
   	res = aten_op(a_hp, b_hp)

4. Create profile + memory traces

[andrejonasson]

For others interested in the issue, while this feature has been merged to triton/main this does not yet seem to be released in triton version 2.1.0 (release 14th October, https://pypi.org/project/triton/3.1.0/#history).