Added glibc_wrap to provide Linux OS backwards compatibility

[jackzhaolt]

Our CI/CD is moving to SUSE15, but we need to support a GLIBC version (2.28) that is below the native GLIBC version on SUSE15)
This change implements a wrapping mechanism that will explicitly link against the older GLIBC functions or syscall functions to the extent required for our oldest supported GLIBC (2.28)

The implementation is based on that used in hld-backend and DSPBA https://github.com/intel-innersource/applications.fpga.oneapi.products.hld-backend-source/pull/510

Tests run:

I've verified with nm that without linking the wrapper, the libalteracl.so file uses GLIBC 2.29 for log operation and GLIBC 2.30 for gettid. With the wrapper it uses glibc2.2.5 for log operation and syscall for gettid.

Local build also passes with this change: https://psg-sc-arc.sc.intel.com/arc/dashboard/reports/show_job/941516093

[sophimao]

Thanks Jack, could you also squash the commits since the runtime repo doesn't automatically squash them when merging to the main branch? You should be able to do it through

git rebase -i main # squash the commits into a single one
git push <your_remote> --force-with-lease

[sophimao]

CI failure due to actions/runner-images#10004, will bypass CI and merge