[ML] Upgrade to PyTorch 1.11 on Linux#2238
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Together with elastic#2233 and elastic#2235 this completes the upgrade to PyTorch 1.11 for all platforms. A small change to the way things are done is that we now copy all MKL libraries into the Docker images, then copy the required subset into our release distribution. This means we can change the subset of MKL libraries that we redistribute without having to rebuild our Docker images. Fixes elastic#2126
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Together with #2233 and #2235 this completes the upgrade to
PyTorch 1.11 for all platforms.
A small change to the way things are done is that we now copy
all MKL libraries into the Docker images, then copy the required
subset into our release distribution. This means we can change
the subset of MKL libraries that we redistribute without having
to rebuild our Docker images.
Fixes #2126