[SYCL][AMDGPU] Use uint64_t type for SYCLReqdWorkGroupSize product type#22622
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range::size() is product of its dimensions and its return type is size_t. SYCLReqdWorkGroupSize product probably should fit in size_t type. unsigned type may have overflow issue when size_t type size is 64bit. Use uint64_t to align with downstream code.
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range::size() is product of its dimensions and its return type is size_t. SYCLReqdWorkGroupSize product probably should fit in size_t type. unsigned type may have overflow issue when size_t type size is 64bit. Use uint64_t to align with downstream code.