[libspirv] Restore overloads of generic address space #17214
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This adds some missing generic address space overloads of CLC functions: frexp, and whichever functions make use of the
unary_def_with_(int_)?ptr.inc files.
Note that this commit doesn't map the equivalent SPIR-V functions to these CLC implementations. This is because the generic SPIR-V implementation of FP16 types currently use the clang builtins as opposed to the software implementations. As discussed in #17163, this is not the proper behaviour for generic implementations, as not all targets support the builtins. In future work we will need to either provide target-specific overrides for the builtin implementations, or provide an easy mechanism by which the CLC implementations can select between builtins or software implementations automatically.