Adds Intel oneAPI and GCC Linux CMake presets #2218
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The Intel compilers are LLVM based and somewhat commonly used for HPC applications so I think presets for them are potentially useful to someone building everything from source. I was on the fence about GCC but it is used in some of the CI workflows and using its tooling/analysis of the Enzyme source code doesn't seem completely redundant, therefore I added those also.
Includes a tiny improvement to move configuration specific compiler flag cache variables to their respective configuration's preset, which reduces CMake warnings about unused cache variables.