Persistent AG + GEMM kernels w/ HipKittens & UserBuffers - #707
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Introduces persistent AG + GEMM kernels for the TN and NN layout -- 1.247x and 1.304x speedup on average across 24 training sizes.
Win is entirely in overlap -- GEMM speeds are 0.885x and 0.923x compared to hipBLASLt, so optimization opportunity available there. FSDP overlap is considered robust, but only tested with an intranode simulation.