ggml : add AVX512DQ requirement for AVX512 builds #9622
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#9532 introduces references to
_mm512_inserti32x8, intrinsic for AVX512DQ instructionVINSERTI32X8, while the current CMakeLists.txt only specifies AVX512F and AVX512BW instruction sets. Thus, explicit AVX512 builds will fail with a "target specific option mismatch" error (example).This PR adds AVX512DQ as a build requirement. AVX512BW and AVX512DQ instruction sets are always implemented together according to my crude research, so this should not introduce any compatibility problem.