Adds memory enum classes to the experimental module #1239
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- A new experimental module kernel_iface was added to
store Python implementation of the kernel API. The
initial module has the memory enum classes that can
be used as flags in a numba_dpex.experimental.kernel
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The PR adds a new
kernel_ifacemodule tonumba_dpex.experimentaland a Python representation of dpcpp/SYCL's memeory enum classes. The three new Enum classes:MemoryScope,MemoryOrder,AddressSpacederive fromFlagEnumand can be used as Literal flags in an experimental kernel.