New lowpp layer for nvrtc#2398
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Adds a new modern-generated version of the lowpp layer for nvrtc, and then updates all library code to use it.
As per the design document, this lands as
cuda.bindings._v2.nvrtc, and then will be moved tocuda.bindings.v2.nvrtconce we are comfortable the API is stable.The test update procedure is:
nvrtcas-is to a newlegacy_testsdirectory (and pytest also requires that we rename the file).We should also disallow the use of the legacy API in the non-legacy_tests directory. That's currently blocked on #2384, so I created #2397 to follow-up on that later.
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Porting cuda_core to use these new APIs will need to be follow-on work. Our dependency specs say that cuda_core has to work with older cuda_bindings, and of course they don't have this new API yet. So we will need to stage that appropriately.