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[SYCL][Devops] Revert requiring password for sudo #16438

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Apparently, I overlooked part of the documentation saying that docker secrets are only available for containers running as a service which isn't the case for our build/test CI pipeline.

Therefore, I'm partially reverting #16411 so that our containers once again use sycl user which has password-less sudo access.

This PR also reverts #16436 to re-enable GPU reset.

Apparently, I overlooked part of the documentation saying that docker
secrets are only available for containers running as a service which
isn't the case for our build/test CI pipeline.

Therefore, I'm partially reverting #16411 so that our containers once
again use `sycl` user which has password-less `sudo` access.

This PR also reverts #16436 to re-enable GPU reset.
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lgtm thanks alot, gonna merge now because CI is broken and the doc part is just a revert

@sarnex sarnex merged commit 8aba7b1 into sycl Dec 20, 2024
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