[SYCL RTC] Exclude CMake files#21879
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good catch. Thanks.
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At the moment,
sycl-jitembeds various files at build-time. Among these are some CMake build files, which contain absolute paths to the build directory.This leaks details about the build environment to the final binaries, which also introduces a small reproducibility issue, where building from different folders causes the final binary to change.
As far as I can tell, nothing expects the CMake files to be bundled and it's safe to skip then, so that's what this PR does: skip any CMake files during embedding.