CUDA: set_rows + cpy.cu refactor#14712
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Long-term we should rewrite the quantization code to make use of coalesced memory accesses. For an example, see quantize_q8_1 in quantize.cu, that kernel loads 32 contiguous floats and writes 32 contiguous bytes for the quantized values.
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To also support the rest of the quantized data-types in set-rows
Moving cpy functions to a common headers to re-use in set-rows, I will do get-rows next if this refactor seems the right direction. I feel we can still make the interface a little cleaner