[SYCL][Doc] Permit auto kernel/function matching

Signed-off-by: John Pennycook <[email protected]>

Author: Pennycook

sycl/doc/extensions/SubGroup/SYCL_INTEL_sub_group.asciidoc

@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ The +[[intel::named_sub_group_size(NAME)]]+ attribute indicates that the kernel
 
 If no sub-group size attribute appears on a kernel, the default behavior is as-if +[[intel::named_sub_group_size(auto)]]+ was specified.  This behavior may be overridden by an implementation (e.g. via compiler flags).  Only one sub-group size attribute may appear on a kernel.
 
-There are special requirements whenever a device function defined in one translation unit makes a call to a device function that is defined in a second translation unit. In such a case, the second device function is always declared using +SYCL_EXTERNAL+. If the kernel calling these device functions is defined using a sub-group size attribute, the functions declared using +SYCL_EXTERNAL+ must also be decorated with that same attribute to ensure that the same sub-group size is used. This decoration must exist in both the translation unit making the call and also in the translation unit that defines the function. If the sub-group size attribute is missing in the translation unit that makes the call, or if the sub-group size of the called function does not match the sub-group size of the calling function, the program is ill-formed and the compiler must raise a diagnostic.  The +[[intel::named_sub_group_size(auto)]]+ attribute may not be specified on a +SYCL_EXTERNAL+ function.
+There are special requirements whenever a device function defined in one translation unit makes a call to a device function that is defined in a second translation unit. In such a case, the second device function is always declared using +SYCL_EXTERNAL+. If the kernel calling these device functions is defined using a sub-group size attribute, the functions declared using +SYCL_EXTERNAL+ must also be decorated with that same attribute to ensure that the same sub-group size is used. This decoration must exist in both the translation unit making the call and also in the translation unit that defines the function. If the sub-group size attribute is missing in the translation unit that makes the call, or if the sub-group size of the called function does not match the sub-group size of the calling function, the program is ill-formed and the compiler must raise a diagnostic.
 
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