[Utils] Add script for building ggml plugin on ubuntu and manylinux2014

[hydai]

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[juntao]

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Commit 3d543eaa137d2b2ca89f7bbc5ddbc377a2506822

The main changes in this patch are about supporting the build for a Ggml plugin on a Linux machine. This patch is adding two new scripts: build_ggml_plugin.sh and install_cuda_12.2.sh.

1. build_ggml_plugin.sh: This is a script for building the Ggml plugin. It's taking several command line options defining various build parameters (such as the output folder, build number, version, and the distribution architecture). It also allows to build on Ubuntu, enable OpenBLAS, and enable cuBLAS. The script checks if all necessary options are set, and if yes, sets several others and conducts the plugin build process.

2. install_cuda_12.2.sh: This script installs the CUDA Toolkit 12.2 on a machine. It downloads and installs the CUDA GPG key package and then proceeds with installing the CUDA Toolkit itself.

Potential issues and things to consider:

1. In build_ggml_plugin.sh, every command line option seems to expect an argument due to the ":" (colon) before every option character in the OPTSTRING. This might result in undesired behavior for options that often are rather seen as flags and don't take an argument (like the u, o, and c options).

2. Error handling: The scripts do not handle errors that might occur during the execution, for example if a package installation fails. This might lead to a failure in the workflow.

3. Compatibility: It seems like the scripts are primarily designed for Ubuntu distributions. Make sure they're compatible with other Linux distributions too, if they're going to be used on such.

4. The scripts are hard-coded to specific versions, such as CUDA 12.2. This may need to be updated or generalized for other versions of those components.

5. Finally, uncommented code can create maintenance challenges in the long run. Adding comments to describe the functionality and purpose of blocks of code can aid in readability, debugging, and future development.

[hydai]

Since we are going to use some self-hosted runners to build the assets, we no longer need to add the related scripts and workflows to this repo. Closing it.