Migrate host_task object management to a thread pool based approach - #2359
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Inspired by comment in: AdaptiveCpp/AdaptiveCpp#1915 we move away from use of host_task, which enables compatibility with AdaptiveCpp
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Inspired by comment in: AdaptiveCpp/AdaptiveCpp#1915
we move away from use of
host_task, which enables compatibility with AdaptiveCpp, and fixes long-standing undefined behavior of callingsycl::freefrom within ahost_task. Thehost_taskdecrementing the refcount would cause theUSMDeleterto be called in its scope, which is undefined behavior under the SYCL spec