CUDA: static assert to prevent misuse of memcpy_1#17198
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Adds a static assert to prevent the use of
ggml_cuda_memcpy_1in a way that's not intended. The problem is that the purpose of the function is to do properly coalesced and aligned copies, if copies larger than the maximum amount of bytes per instruction are allowed that will complicate making possible changes in the future.