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Signed-off-by: Artur Wojcik <artur.wojcik@amd.com>

Fixes #1957

Clamping was removed in #1853.

Turns out clamping as necessary to handle overflow/underflow cases. during downcasting, if it overflowed then without clamping it returned infinity.

Relies on Removed split_single_dyn_dim compile flag #1711
Exposes dynamic_dimension as a opaque object with dynamic_dimensions and optimals
Exposes ONNX dyn_input_dims and default_dyn_dim to run with dynamic batch
Updates api.py to be able to create objects from aggregate initialization (used for dynamic_dimension)
Uses offload copy for now

Fixes #1595

* Add driver flag "--exhaustive-tune" to enable tuning, add support for the same in C/C++ and python API

Added CMakeFlag for hipRTC. MIGRAPHX_USE_HIPRTC.
Added stages in Jenkins for hipRTC.
Fixes for some of the pending issues from hipRTC.

Extends ONNX Gemm parser to handle dynamic input shapes
Limits ONNX Gemm parsing to 2D input tensors for A and B inputs
As per the ONNX specifications
Changed Gemm ONNX tests to 2D input versions
Add onnx_verify tests for Gemm
Parsing ONNX Gemm links to more than one operator, checking that it produces the correct result

hipMemset is causing random failure.
hipMemsetAsync is doing the correct synchronization.

Stream sync changes and associated API level changes

Adds two methods for the custom_ops virtual class.

bool runs_on_offload_target(), if the custom op runs directly on the gpu then it should be set to true. in this case, custom op expects its parameters to reside in GPU memory and writes output to the GPU memory. If it is set to false then, custom op expects it's parameter to reside on the host and puts back the result into the host memory.

output_alias, if output of the custom op is aliasing the input buffer. i.e. interpreting the same input buffer with differnet shape and strides.

Update as_vector() in C++ API to handle non-standard shapes. It required exposing element_index to space_index conversion method for the shape class.

Using not and or improves readability. The cppcheck rule will help ensure we are doing it consistently.

C++ API is not printing thrown exception string. this improves on it.

This will ensure that migraphx.h can be included from a C compiler, and check that the C API can be called. This includes stdbool.h which is needed when using bool from C.

Used to determine what files contain a license and are stamped. If not we exit and return an error code that can be later ingested by another script, as well as a list of the outstanding files in questions.

Currently baked in the list of files we should support or not support with licenses in them a well as some stuff to quickly ignore

Adds compute_method for the experimental custom ops.
Adds a test for the same using HIP APIs.
Depends on #1183
Solves #1101

Updated each source file in the repo with the existing license.

Expose add_literal method in C/C++ api

Helps avoid dangling references. This also deprecates the constructors that didnt take a lifetime annotation since its ambiguous the lifetime.

* expose get_queue method

This creates a custom op which has name() and compute_shape() methods. 

The get_context may change in the future(when we support multi-targets) so make this experimental for now.

API includes following
create_module,
get_main_module
add_instruction without module args
add_instruction with module args
add_parameter
add_return

Add a callable C++ API to migraphx

Needed for custom_op so we can generically convert the C type back to the C++ type in the function pointer.

Changed MessagePack file extensions to mxr.

Designed to allow a user to format the values needed for the json_string: migraphx::operation("reduce_mean", "{axes : [%i, %i, %i, %i]}", axes[0], axes[1], axes[2], axes[3]) instead of needing to use string concat or stringstream

Enable a cppcheck rule to catch these redundant casts in the future

Add forward compatibility support for compile options 

make file_options struct an opaque object for ABI compatibility, uses make generate to auto-generate and includes  modified tests.
Co-authored-by: Paul Fultz II <pfultz2@yahoo.com>