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Revert "[SYCL] Represent JointMatrixINTEL type as extension type" (in…
…tel#9071) It appears to be, that mem2reg and SROA passes can't handle target extension type properly. It means, that with turned on optimizations alloca/load/store sequences of joint matrix types won't be eliminated. It results in a crash in IGC since it can't handle such case yet. Note, it means that matrix samples compiled with -O0 also don't work now. So we have to (temporary?) revert this patch. This reverts commit 6f8e456.
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