Use newer <nv/target> with nvrtc if available
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This PR adds prologue to
<nv/target>that is intended to be used during compilation with nvrtc when the header is builtin. The idea is to check whether there is a newer version of the header available in the include path. If there is, we use that one instead of the builtin one