libclc: Update pow functions (#186890) The 4 flavors of pow were originally ported from rocm device libs between c45ec604f593fcb03d770f4398142d2446017f68, cc5c65b2c25e0a82fbad95f0ce3bb5262e29eeee, and fe8e00bc3c65115b2e3d2a43cf3d0d756a934a52. Update to a newer version. Additionally expose fast variants for use by the libcall optimizer (e.g, __pow_fast) for float types.
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