[Driver][SYCL] Update diagnostic behavior for -fsanitize with -fsycl #6292
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When using -fsanitize for spir64 targets, the driver would error out not allowing for compilation to move forward. -fsanitize is currently not supported for spir64 targets, but it is supported for host. Restrict the -fsanitize option to only be used for the Host compilation but also emit a diagnostic that -fsanitize is being ignored for the target compilation.
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When using -fsanitize for spir64 targets, the driver would error out not
allowing for compilation to move forward. -fsanitize is currently not
supported for spir64 targets, but it is supported for host.
Restrict the -fsanitize option to only be used for the Host compilation but
also emit a diagnostic that -fsanitize is being ignored for the target
compilation.