[SYCL][Graph] Skip prefetch/memadvise opencl tests #12435
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In intel#11474 it was noted in the documentation that the `prefetch` and `memadvise` handler methods were not supported as graph nodes on the OpenCL command-buffer backend. However, we never disabled the E2E tests for this target, which wasn't picked up by CI, as CI doesn't use the command-buffer extension in its OpenCL config. Correct this oversight.
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In #11474 it was noted in the documentation that the
prefetchandmemadvisehandler methods were not supported as graph nodes on the OpenCL command-buffer backend.However, we never disabled the E2E tests for this target, which wasn't picked up by CI, as CI doesn't use the command-buffer extension in its OpenCL config. This PR corrects this oversight by marking the tests as unsupported for OpenCL.