[flang][acc] Implement cache directive lowering (#174897) The `acc.cache` operation is currently defined to be associated with a loop. However, this implementation generates `acc.cache` as a standalone data entry operation inside the loop body. The `acc.cache` operation definition should be updated in a future change to reflect this usage. Key implementation details: - Add semantic checks to validate cache-specific constraints: at least one bound must be specified for array sections, and only unit stride is supported - Use the shared `gatherDataOperandAddrAndBounds` infrastructure to generate `acc.bounds` for cache operands, handling single elements (`arr(i)`), full ranges (`arr(l:u)`), and partial ranges with missing bounds (`arr(l:)` or `arr(:u)`) - Set the data clause to `acc_cache` with the `readonly` modifier via the `modifiers` attribute when the `readonly` clause is present - Update the symbol map so subsequent lowering uses the cache result - Insert cache operations after loop iterator setup - Add symbol scope management for constructs inside `acc.loop`
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