CI: Introduce per-PR kernel cache#9234
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This PR introduces kernel caching for PRs.
Previously CI cache has only one layer. Cache is used for every PR but only updated after PR got merged. This made it difficult for PRs to complete CI within timeout if the PR's change contains cache-breaking changes, e.g. when modifying
cupy/_core/_include.This PR try to solve this problem by adding a second layer of cache - per-PR kernel cache. When testing PRs, both "main" cache (which is only updated after PR got merged) and "per-PR" cache are downloaded. After running CI in PRs, cache will be uploaded to "per-PR" cache.