install AMD opencl drivers from ubuntu repo

[Ahiknsr]

use amd opencl drivers(mesa based) from ubuntu repo instead of installing from sourceforge

Closes: #385

tested by running sibernetic and simulation is rendering correctly.

ow@2b6d2f0ccfe5:~/sibernetic$ ./Release/Sibernetic -f demo2

[pgleeson]

Thanks @blamechris. This is currently still a draft, and just pointing to that fork for testing. See #385 (comment)

[Ahiknsr]

@pgleeson While this patch successfully equips the container to utilize both NVIDIA and AMD GPUs, it introduces a challenge regarding how we pass GPU device arguments to Docker.

To grant the container GPU access, we need to pass hardware-specific flags, which behave very differently on mismatched hardware:

• NVIDIA: Requires --gpus all. This degrades gracefully—if a host only has an AMD GPU or no GPU at all, this argument simply acts as a harmless no-op.

• AMD: Requires --device /dev/kfd. Unlike the NVIDIA flag, if we pass this argument on a host without an AMD GPU, the container will fatally fail to start.

Because of this strict failure condition for AMD, we cannot hardcode a "one-size-fits-all" Docker command. The arguments must be dynamically generated based on the host's hardware at runtime.

Considering the number of scripts we currently maintain that directly invoke docker run, injecting hardware-detection logic into every single one of them would be messy and non-ideal. Would love to get your thoughts on the best way to handle this. We may need to look into consolidating the docker run logic into a single wrapper script to avoid duplicating device setup logic across the repository

$ rg 'docker run'
run.cmd
18:docker run -d ^

run-shell-only.sh
10:docker run -ti \

run-shell-only.cmd
5:docker run -it ^

run-quick.sh
26:docker run -d \

run-jl.sh
5:docker run -it --rm -p 8888:8888 "openworm/openworm:$version" jupyter lab --NotebookApp.default_url=/lab/ --ip=0.0.0.0 --port=8888 --allow-root

run2.sh
33:docker run -d \

run2-shell-only.sh
14:docker run -ti \

run.sh
56:docker run -d \