Use size_t instead of Py_ssize_t to fit device USM pointer #405
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Also to avoid formatting of the USM-device pointer as a negative hex value
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Use
size_tinstead ofPy_ssize_tto represent USM pointer as Python object. This allows_USMBufferDataclass to understand SUAI with device-pointers.Also to avoid formatting of the USM-device pointer as a negative hex value, e.g. format
dpctl.memory.MemoryUSMDevice(32).