urKernelGetGroupInfo COMPILE_MAX_WORK_GROUP_SIZE only supports FPGA CL device

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Issue type
Bug
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Mostly clear
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Tech stack
cpp
Domain
testing-qa

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Start with the test fixtures that invoke urKernelGetGroupInfo and reproduce the non-FPGA build failure shown in the issue. Trace how the optional query is handled, then document or encode the KNOWN_FAILURE so the fixture can proceed to that logic without treating the unsupported device compilation as an unexpected failure.

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Description

This fail is related to the device code rather than the query itself, we get this in the build log for non-fpga devices:

Compilation started
Unsupported SPIR-V module
KernelAttributes is only supported on FPGA emulator
Compilation failed

The query is optional, but the fail happens in the fixtures before the test can get to the optional query skipping logic. A KNOWN_FAILURE documented by this issue might be the best way to handle this, it's a unique corner case as far as I can tell.

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