Removed use of unnecessary compiler option --dpcpp in vendored compiler config cmake script#958
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The work-in-progress compiler generates warnings when `--dpcpp` is used. Removing this flag now to be future-proof.
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Compiler oneAPI DPC++ 2022.2.0 no longer requires use of
--dpcppoption.The work-in-progress compiler generates warnings when
--dpcppis used. Removing this flag now to be future-proof.