Support to construct TornadoNativeArrays from ByteBuffers through memory segment direct copies

[mikepapadim]

Description

Currently, we support building TornadoNative arrays directly from primitive arrays and MemorySegments, but we were missing support for Java NIO ByteBuffers.

Example usage:

  // Step 1: Create and populate a FloatBuffer
  FloatBuffer buffer = FloatBuffer.allocate(5); // Allocate a FloatBuffer with capacity for 5 floats
  buffer.put(new float[]{1.0f, 2.0f, 3.0f, 4.0f, 5.0f}); // Put some values into the buffer
  buffer.flip(); // Reset the position to the start of the buffer to read from it

  // Step 2: Use the fromFloatBuffer method to create a FloatArray
  FloatArray floatArray = FloatArray.fromFloatBuffer(buffer);

Backend/s tested

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• OpenCL
• PTX
• SPIRV

OS tested

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• Linux
• OSx
• Windows

Did you check on FPGAs?

If it is applicable, check your changes on FPGAs.

• Yes
• No

How to test the new patch?

make 

 tornado-test -V uk.ac.manchester.tornado.unittests.api.TestBuildFromByteBuffers
WARNING: Using incubator modules: jdk.incubator.vector

Test: class uk.ac.manchester.tornado.unittests.api.TestBuildFromByteBuffers
	Running test: testBuildFromFloatBuffer   ................  [PASS] 
	Running test: testBuildFromDoubleBuffer  ................  [PASS] 
	Running test: testBuildFromIntBuffer     ................  [PASS] 
	Running test: testBuildFromLongBuffer    ................  [PASS] 
	Running test: testBuildFromShortBuffer   ................  [PASS] 
	Running test: testBuildFromCharBuffer    ................  [PASS] 
Test ran: 6, Failed: 0, Unsupported: 0

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[jjfumero]

Thanks Michali. Let's add also unit tests.

[mikepapadim]

Done, I added the unit-tests in a seperate class from the rest of the API constructors in case we want to deprecate/remote in the near future in favour of the Memory segment utilities. So, we can easilty remove it.

[jjfumero]

LGTM

[mairooni]

LGTM

[stratika]

LGTM, also tested the new tests on M1.