[SYCL][Doc] Update spec example with buffer restrictions #304
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Update the buffer example in the spec to respect the buffer restrictions we currently have. * Use lifetime properties in constructor * Use `set_write_back(false)` on buffers used, and use host accessors to check the result. * Make buffer lifetimes exceed that of the graph object. Addresses Lukas feedback on upstream PR intel#10473 (comment)
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Update the buffer example in the spec to respect the buffer restrictions we currently have:
command_graphconstructorset_write_back(false)on buffers used in a graph, and use host accessors to check the result.Addresses Lukas feedback on upstream PR intel#10473 (comment)