Changelog for hipFile

UNRELEASED - hipFile 0.2.0

The examples can be installed to share/doc/examples/* by setting AIS_INSTALL_EXAMPLES (formerly AIS_BUILD_EXAMPLES) to ON

Renamed hipFileOpStatusError() to hipFileGetOpErrorString()
The hipfile-doc CMake target no longer exists (just use doc)
The doc CMake target only exists if the AIS_BUILD_DOCS option is enabled
hipFileRead()/hipFileWrite() will transfer at most 0x7ffff000 (2,147,479,552) bytes returning the number of bytes actually transferred
The CMake namespace was changed from roc:: to hip::
AIS_BUILD_EXAMPLES has been renamed to AIS_INSTALL_EXAMPLES
AIS_USE_SANITIZERS now also enables the following sanitizers: integer, float-divide-by-zero, local-bounds, vptr, nullability (in addition to address, leak, and undefined). Sanitizers should also now emit usable stack trace info.
The AIS optimized IO path will automatically fallback to the POSIX IO path if a failure occurs and the compatibility mode has not been disabled.
Added check in the Fastpath/AIS backend to ensure the HIP Runtime is initialized. This avoids causing a segfault in the HIP Runtime.
The default CMake build type was changed from Debug to RelWithDebInfo
Added file type and file system validation in Fastpath. Fastpath will only accept IO targeting block devices or regular files backed by xfs or ext4 with ordered journaling mode. Other file systems can be explicitly allowed via the HIPFILE_UNSUPPORTED_FILE_SYSTEMS environment variable.

The rocFile library has been completely removed and the code is now a part of hipFile.
The hipify patch was removed. You can get hipify with hipFile support from the main HIPIFY repo at https://github.com/ROCm/HIPIFY. The amd-develop branch has hipFile support, but this has not been publicly released yet.
Dropped the AIS_USE_INTEGER_SANITIZER CMake option. This has been rolled into the broader AIS_USE_SANITIZERS option.
Dropped support for GNU sanitizers (probably temporary)