UPSTREAM PR #17739: metal : use params per pipeline instance#419
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Mirrored from ggml-org/llama.cpp#17739
Previously, the pipeline parameters (such as simdgroups, shared mem, etc.) were shared among all pipelines of the same type. Now we can specify them per individual instances.
Fixes a data race + allows more fine-grained control of the parameters in the future.