Ship the CUDA delegate in the wheel - #21643
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Closing this as a duplicate.
An earlier push failed partway through and the tooling allocated a new branch on the retry, so this pull
request and the one that superseded it were both left open with the same title and base. The live one is
the later of the two: it carries five files rather than four, and the rest of the series stacks on it.
No work is lost. Everything here plus the later fixes is in the pull request that replaced it.