[slimtensor] Add CUDA slimtensor creation with basic functionality

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Stack from ghstack (oldest at bottom):

• rename slimtensor fiies to consistent with executorch files #16469
• [slimtensor] Add utility functions to common_shims_slim #16457
• [slimtensor] Add storage and device property getters to common_shims_slim #16455
• [slimtensor] Add common_shims_slim with basic property getters #16454
• [slimtensor] Add aoti_torch_item_bool for SlimTensor #16453
• [slimtensor] Add aoti_torch_assign_tensors_out for SlimTensor #16452
• [slimtensor] Add aoti_torch_copy_ for SlimTensor #16451
• [slimtensor] Add aoti_torch__reinterpret_tensor for SlimTensor #16450
• [slimtensor] Add aoti_torch_new_tensor_handle for SlimTensor #16449
• [slimtensor] Add aoti_torch_delete_tensor_object for SlimTensor #16448
• [slimtensor] Add SlimTensor-based aoti_torch_empty_strided #16447
• [slimtensor] Add SlimTensor-based aoti_torch_create_tensor_from_blob_v2 #16446
• [slimtensor] Add item() methods with CUDA and CPU support for scalar value extraction #16445
• [slimtensor] Add permute() and reshape() view operations #16444
• [slimtensor] Add as_strided() view operation for tensor reinterpretation #16443
• [slimtensor] Add from_blob() factory function for wrapping external memory #16442
• [slimtensor] Add non-owning storage mode for wrapping external memory #16441
• [slimtensor] Enable CUDA tensor copy #16440
• -> [slimtensor] Add CUDA slimtensor creation with basic functionality #16439
• [slimtensor] Add CUDA Storage with DeviceTraits and memory allocation #16438
• [slimtensor] Add CUDA DeviceType and extend Device class #16437
• [slimtensor] Add all required dtype support (Int8/16/32/64, Bool, BFloat16) #16399
• [slimtensor] Add factory functions for creating empty CPU tensors #16398
• [slimtensor] Add SlimTensor class with basic properties and CPU copy operation #16385
• [slimtensor] Add SizesAndStrides and dimension utility functions for slimtensor usage #16384
• [slimtensor] Storage and SharedPtr for CPU owning mode #16383
• [slimtensor] Introduce Device and ScalarType headers for SlimTensor minimal support #16382

This diff enables CUDA tensor creation with basic tensor functionality and factory function support

*Key changes:

1. core/SlimTensor.h - Extended for CUDA support:

   • Added is_cuda() method to check if tensor is on CUDA device

2. factory/Empty.h - Supports CUDA:

   • empty_strided() and empty() work with CUDA device via new_storage()
   • Device routing is handled by MaybeOwningStorage constructor

Differential Revision: D89948527

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