Fix several SYCL, OneDPL, and Kokkos build issues #821
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It turns out that the SYCL build system is in a significantly worse state than I though it was, and needs some urgent fixing. This commit fixes four primary issues: 1. OneDPL was previously being required as "DPL" but the actual package name is "oneDPL" so it was impossible to find. 2. OneDPL and Kokkos both set a bunch of unwanted interface compiler flags which we need to manually remove. 3. OneDPL cannot be configured with the traccc standard of having a separate C++ compiler and a SYCL compiler, so it needs to be tricked into thinking the SYCL compiler works. 4. OneDPL contains a boatload of compiler warnings which I had to silence with diagnostics pragmas.
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It turns out that the SYCL build system is in a significantly worse state than I though it was, and needs some urgent fixing. This commit fixes four primary issues: