[CUDA/HIP] Do not ignore complete destructors in abstract classes (#184894)
Summary:
The complete destructor destroys virtual base subobjects even for
abstract classes, so target inference must consider vbases when
analyzing destructors.
This was motivated by behavior observed from a bug where a constexpr
function that calls a non-constexpr function. I believe this error is
secondary, but can be fixed by this observation. The issue was the
switch to C++20 allowing allocator destructors to be constexpr began
opting the function into `__host__ __device__` contexts. This function
then called a non-constexpr function through a type-trait interface
which lead to that only having `__host__` which is illegal.
The fix offered here is to check the bases of this function and
correctly derive that it is `__host__` and not `__host__ __device__` as
was previously inferred. This should only affect cases where the *only*
member is an inherited virtual destructor. Previously we found no bases
and thus made no judgement.
Fixes: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/184856