build(infraCommons): bump for the fat CUDA architecture list - #71
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The toolchains now compile CUDA for every architecture the toolkit supports instead of the 75;80 pair, so newer GPUs get native SASS rather than PTX JIT. Also drops the caching commentary block from the workflow, which restated its env block (closes #70).
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Bumps infraCommons to ajakhotia/infraCommons#55: the toolchains now compile CUDA for every architecture CUDA 13.3 supports (sm_75 through sm_121, spelled out because OpenCV rejects CMake's special arch values) instead of the 75;80 pair, so newer GPUs get native SASS rather than PTX JIT. Validated by a full local lane (24.04 clang-shared) building and installing cleanly; fat per-TU objects keep ccache growth negligible (~0.3 GiB).
Also removes the caching commentary block above the workflow's docker run, which restated what its env block already shows. Closes #70.