#2488 sycl/A770: faster hyper-connection read on Arc A-series (gr_bench 88/123/151 -> 62/83/100 us at 1/4/6 tokens)

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## Title
sycl/A770: faster hyper-connection read on Arc A-series (gr_bench 88 / 123 / 151 -> 62 / 83 / 100 us at 1 / 4 / 6 tokens)

## Summary
`fused_gr_read_multi` on Alchemist, the `gr_more_groups` path. This is the decode window's per-layer hc read, run twice per layer, and it sits on the stepped window's critical path. There are five changes, each with an env switch and each the default on Alchemist only. Every other device runs the same kernels as before.

Three are **bit-identical** (`gr_bench` checksums unchanged):
1. The down reduce is folded into the sliced down kernel: each row block's last slice to finish sums the 80 slice partials, in the same order (`STRATA_GR_FUSED_REDUCE`). That is one launch fewer.
2. The up kernel runs at 4 columns per block (640 blocks), up from 8 (`STRATA_GR_UP_MORE_COLS`).
3. The up kernel reads the `lo` values the fused reduce computed once, instead of every block recomputing them (`STRATA_GR_LO_READY`).

Two change the **fp32 summation order**. The output sums agree to about 1e-7 relative, and the output was quality-checked:

4. The norm is folded into the down kernel (`STRATA_GR_NORM_FOLD`). The slices stage the pending-updated residual × `w_norm` unscaled, together with its sums of squares. The reduce then applies each stream's `rs` to that stream's partial dots. This removes the norm launch and the `xn` write and re-read.
5. The up projection runs one row per lane (`STRATA_GR_UP_V5`). The old kernel re-read all of `lo` from local memory for every row and every token, about 160 KB per block, and was local-memory bound on the A770. Now all lanes read the same `lo` value at once, as a broadcast.

`STRATA_GR_NORM_FOLD=0 STRATA_GR_UP_V5=0` gives back the old bits exactly.

## What changed
- `sycl/src/kernels/cuda/fused_gr.dp.cpp`:
  - `gr_down_sliced_kernel` gains the `FUSED` / `NF` epilogues.
  - New `gr_up_v5_kernel`.
  - `launch_gr_down_more` / `launch_gr_up_more` choose between them.
  - New switches: `gr_fused_reduce`, `gr_norm_fold`, `gr_up_more_cols`, `gr_lo_ready`, `gr_up_v5`.
  - New scratch: slice counters and slice sums of squares.

## Extra Notes
Arc A770 16 GB, xe, compute runtime 26.05, oneAPI 2026.1. `gr_bench`, in µs:

| tokens | before | 1-3 (bitwise) | + 4 | + 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 88.4 | 74.6 | 62.2 | 63.8 |
| 4 | 123.1 | 104.9 | 90.3 | 83.3 |
| 6 | 150.8 | 133.2 | 115.4 | 100.5 |

**Decode** (Coder IQ1_M, `--resident-experts`, spec 4):
- **1-3:** 33.64 / 33.41 → 34.80 / 34.84 tok/s with the expert large-GRF PR, ids identical.
- **4-5:** GPU wait per round 39.2-39.9 → 38.1-39.2 ms at 8K / 32K / 2K. Decode is within run-to-run noise (about +1%). The generated text is equivalent, and the 2K ids are identical.
- **Rejected along the way:** 8 lanes per row for the up kernel (slower), an all-80-in-flight reduce (spills), and 2 / 16 / 32 columns.

Not tested: A750 / A580, i915, Windows.

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