[CI][NFC] Remove Windows driver listing in dependencies.json

[sarnex]

We don't use this and it's all done manually, and JSON doesn't support comments, so just remove it to prevent confusion.

The tbb and oclcpu ones aren't used either, but it's updated by the team to have the download link we use to manually install, so keep those.

Issue: #19192

[bader]

How do I know which driver is to use on my machine?

NOTE: This file is referenced in the GetStartedGuide. You must update the guide with new instructions how to get pre-requisites for SYCL compiler.

[sarnex]

How do I know which driver is to use on my machine?

Sorry, not sure I understand the question. If you want to match CI you can check the sycl-ls logs, it will say.

NOTE: This file is referenced in the GetStartedGuide. You must update the guide with new instructions how to get pre-requisites for SYCL compiler.

Will do

[sarnex]

I'll just update this json file, I don't want to deal with the doc

[sarnex]

5dc9b12

[bader]

If you want to match CI you can check the sycl-ls logs, it will say.

We can't seriously propose this to the SYCL compiler users.

I think we should follow Intel's oneAPI toolkit approach and provide instructions to get the latest version of the Windows GPU driver.

Using exact version of the driver was critical in the past when interface between SYCL compiler/runtime and GPU driver had been broken frequently. These days, it's much more stable, so using the latest version should be fine in general. Otherwise, @sarnex should update Windows GPU version each time the driver is update in CI.

[sarnex]

I plan to update the json each time I update CI. If someone wants to update the doc and then remove the Windows entry from the json, go ahead, but I don't have time.