[CI][UR] Merge latest updates in UR benchmarking suite #17542
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This patch improves numerous aspects on how the benchmarking results are visualized: - rewrites the way HTML charts are generated, using a library (Chart.js) that's both easier to use and more visually pleasing. The new HTML page also now decouples data from the HTML itself, leading to faster load times and the ability to fetch data from remote sources. - The markdown output now contains a failures section that lists all benchmarks that failed for a given run. This will be a helpful for developers during PR testing. - Benchmarks can now have description that's displayed on the page. - And many more minor improvements.
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/devops, where the SYCL CI scripts resideThis PR serves as a stepping stone for combining the SYCL benchmarking CI with the UR benchmarking CI: Given that #17229 is massive, I am splitting that PR into smaller individual PRs so that reviewers have an easier time.