[mlir] Default CPU lowering pipeline#61
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Adds an example MLIR CPU pipeline that allows naive lowering of generic workloads.
Majority of KernelBench level1 and level2 kernels are added to the MLIR CPU path.
The default lowering focuses on end-to-end enablement. The achieved performance of the lowered code is currently secondary and not representative. The enabled kernels are used to establish baseline functional coverage.
MLIR compilation of the missing level1 and level2 kernels is currently not possible due: