[SYCL][UR][L0 v2] Move all enqueue-related logic to command_list_manager #18837
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Almost all in_order_queue functions are implemented by just forwarding the call to the command_list_manager. This is needed to implement out-of-order queue without duplicating the implementation.
all command list manager functions now expect ur_event_handle_t as signal event, not ur_event_handle_t*
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Almost all in_order_queue functions are implemented by
just forwarding the call to the command_list_manager.
This is needed to implement out-of-order queue without
duplicating the implementation.