[RF] Bring vectorizing EvalBackends to createChi2 / chi2FitTo#22036
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The `createChi2()` / `chi2FitTo()` so far always went through the legacy `RooChi2Var`. This commit wires them up to the same evaluation pipeline that `createNLL()` uses, so all of Cpu, Cuda, Codegen and CodegenNoGrad backend now work for chi-squared fits.
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createChi2()/chi2FitTo()so far always went through the legacyRooChi2Var. This commit wires them up to the same evaluation pipeline thatcreateNLL()uses, so all of Cpu, Cuda, Codegen and CodegenNoGrad backend now work for chi-squared fits.