Replace deprecated rocm-smi with amd-smi for NUMA topology

[KerwinTsaiii]

Motivation

rocm-smi is deprecated in favor of amd-smi (ROCm 7.x marks the legacy CLI for removal). The launcher's NUMA-affinity logic in scripts/run_rochpl.in still shells out to rocm-smi --csv --showtoponuma, which is now deprecated and will eventually break once rocm-smi is dropped. This PR migrates that call to amd-smi while keeping behavior identical.

Technical Details

• Replaced:

  devicelist=$(${rocm_dir}/bin/rocm-smi --csv --showtoponuma | tail -n +2 | tr ',' "\t")

  with:

  devicelist=$(${rocm_dir}/bin/amd-smi static --numa --csv | tail -n +2 | \
    awk -F',' 'NF>1 && !seen[$1]++ {printf "card%s\t%s\t%s\n", $1, $2, $3}')

• amd-smi static --numa --csv emits multiple rows per GPU (one per cpu_list entry), unlike rocm-smi's single row per device. The awk filter !seen[$1]++ keeps only the first row of each GPU.

• The output is re-emitted in the legacy cardN <numa_node> <numa_affinity> tab-separated layout, so the downstream parsing (device_to_numa+=(${line[1]}) and n_devices=$(... grep -c "card")) is unchanged.

Note: The WARNING: AMD GPU device(s) is/are in a low-power state. Check power control/runtime_status message is not related to this change. It is emitted by the underlying AMD SMI library / amdgpu runtime power management whenever a GPU is queried while in a low-power (runtime-suspended) state, and both rocm-smi and amd-smi print it. It is harmless and out of scope for this PR.

Test Plan

• Compared rocm-smi --showtoponuma --csv against the new amd-smi static --numa --csv transform on a ROCm 7.2.0 host (8-GPU node).
• Simulated the downstream parsing (device_to_numa, n_devices) with the new devicelist output to confirm identical values.

Test Result

• Both tools report the same NUMA node for each device, and the transform yields one row per GPU in device-index order:

  $ devicelist=$(${rocm_dir}/bin/amd-smi static --numa --csv | tail -n +2 | \
      awk -F',' 'NF>1 && !seen[$1]++ {printf "card%s\t%s\t%s\n", $1, $2, $3}')
  $ echo "$devicelist"
  card0   0   0
  card1   0   0
  card2   0   0
  card3   0   0
  card4   1   1
  card5   1   1
  card6   1   1
  card7   1   1

• Downstream parsing produced identical device_to_numa and n_devices values, confirming no behavioral change to CPU/GPU binding.

Submission Checklist

• Look over the contributing guidelines at https://github.com/ROCm/ROCm/blob/develop/CONTRIBUTING.md#pull-requests.