cudf jit parser now supports .pragma instructions with quotes

[robertmaynard]

Description

During testing of CUDA 12.3 it was found that python user defined functions could generate .pragma instructions that have quotes, so as "nounroll" and "used_bytes_mask N".

The jit parser now makes sure to escape quotes that are part of a .pragma instruction so that it can be properly passed to nvrtc/jitify as a CUDA header.

Checklist

• I am familiar with the Contributing Guidelines.
• New or existing tests cover these changes.
• The documentation is up to date with these changes.

[vyasr]

One question about the CMake, otherwise looks good. I'm curious, how did you generate the tests? I assume you didn't write the PTX from scratch. I'm wondering if it would be helpful to include a compilation line in the test file demonstrating how to generate that PTX to make it easier to add future tests if needed.

[robertmaynard]

One question about the CMake, otherwise looks good. I'm curious, how did you generate the tests? I assume you didn't write the PTX from scratch. I'm wondering if it would be helpful to include a compilation line in the test file demonstrating how to generate that PTX to make it easier to add future tests if needed.

I generated the PTX by dumping existing PTX code from libcudf with cuobjdump. From that I selected subsection of existing functions that had relevant bits to test ( differerent pragmas ) and merged it with an empty function signature. Since we only need to parse the PTX I wasn't worried about the correctness of the function, only that it contained valid instructions.

[robertmaynard]

/merge