opencl: batch profiling to prevent resource exhaustion#23495
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Overview
With GGML_OPENCL_PROFILING enabled, events accumulate until shutdown, causing resource exhaustion and slowdown.
This PR refactors the OpenCL profiling logic to batch and flush profiling data, preventing memory leak, while also improving overall profiling efficiency.
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