zluda: skip compiling modules whose kernels are all native (0014)

DLSS loads every module of a model at feature creation and ZLUDA compiled
each one, even when the bridge had already linked a native kernel for every
visible entry and the compiled code never ran. On RDNA2 the transformer
layers emulate MMA and each took minutes in LLVM's register allocator, so
install.sh's K test frame looked hung for about half an hour on a Steam Deck.

Such a module (no globals, 64-bit) now loads the first native code object as
a stand-in and keeps its PTX; it is compiled only if a function without a
native replacement is requested. The K frame takes ~40 s on the Deck.

packaging/SOURCES.txt

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Built from source by d4r (GPL-3.0-only, d4r/licenses/d4r-LICENSE.txt):
 
 Third-party software, unmodified or patched by d4r:
   d4r/zluda/libcuda.so   ZLUDA (Apache License 2.0 or MIT), https://github.com/vosen/ZLUDA
-                         commit @ZLUDA_COMMIT@ with d4r/source/patches/zluda/0002 to 0013 applied.
+                         commit @ZLUDA_COMMIT@ with d4r/source/patches/zluda/0002 to 0014 applied.
                          It contains LLVM (Apache License 2.0 with LLVM exceptions).
                          Licenses: d4r/licenses/ZLUDA-LICENSE-*.txt, d4r/licenses/LLVM-LICENSE.txt
   d3d12.dll, d3d12core.dll