[mac_ai] testing: remove the kompute flavor

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see ggml-org/llama.cpp#14501

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• Chores
  • Removed support for the "kompute" build flavor in configuration and build processes.
  • Updated test configuration to no longer skip platforms related to "kompute".
  • Simplified source preparation steps by eliminating modifications related to "kompute".

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Walkthrough

The changes collectively remove support for the "kompute" build flavor from the llama_cpp container build and testing configuration. All related build steps, configuration entries, and source preparation commands specific to "kompute" have been deleted, effectively disabling this flavor across the build and test pipeline.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
projects/mac_ai/testing/config.yaml	Removed "kompute" from llama_cpp build flavors, platform checks, and test platform skips.
projects/mac_ai/testing/images/llama_cpp.containerfile	Deleted step updating ggml-kompute submodule during container build.
projects/mac_ai/testing/prepare_llama_cpp.py	Removed command disabling -Werror in Kompute CMakeLists.txt during source preparation.

Poem

A hop and a skip, Kompute’s gone away,
No more submodules in our build ballet.
The flavors are lighter, the configs are neat,
Llama trots forward with nimble feet.
Goodbye, Kompute, you’ve had your day—
The code hops on in a simpler way!
🐇✨

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