Reenable stream identification library in CI

[vyasr]

Description

This PR reenables the preload library introduced for verifying stream usage in libcudf in #11875. This library was disabled during the GitHub Actions migration.

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• New or existing tests cover these changes.
• The documentation is up to date with these changes.

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[bdice]

All good to me. I checked the CI logs and I think it looks correct.

[davidwendt]

Just curious how long this takes to run?
Our cpp-test matrix is very large. I wonder if running this under "nightly" would be better since I don't the entire test matrix is necessary to verify stream usage.

[vyasr]

Just curious how long this takes to run? Our cpp-test matrix is very large. I wonder if running this under "nightly" would be better since I don't the entire test matrix is necessary to verify stream usage.

This doesn't really add measureable overhead because I'm not running any new tests, I'm just running all of the existing tests with stream validation on. For reference, the conda-cpp-tests jobs take 7-10 minutes from what I see on other PRs, and that's the same in this PR.

In the future if the tests change in such a way that we want to run both with and without, then yes we may want to reconsider so that we don't rerun tests multiple times per push just for stream validation.

[vyasr]

/merge