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Explicitly-defined backends and possible extensions with different defaults per platform #14

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  • Refactored functions to accept explicit backend; this also allows unmaterialised Julia iterators (e.g. ranges and OneTo) to be used transparently in GPU kernels without explicit conversion to the backend
  • It allows extensions to redefine default values for some platforms
    • Thus, added cooperative=false to any and all on oneAPI as it seems to hang with cooperative global writes.
  • Function signatures were expanded as perfect supersets of previous ones
    • Thus, it is backwards-compatible.
  • Moved docs' signatures fully into Documenter.

…aterialised Julia iterators (e.g. ranges and OneTo) to be used transparently in GPU kernels without explicit conversion to the backend. Further, it allows extensions to redefine default values for some platforms - thus, added `cooperative=false` to `any` and `all` on oneAPI as it seems to hang with cooperative global writes. Function signatures were expanded as perfect supersets of previous ones - thus, it is backwards-compatible. Moved docs' signatures fully into Documenter.
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