[cuda.pathfinder] Add support for finding CUDA binary utilities #1528
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Summary
Adds a new API to locate CUDA binary utilities (e.g., nvdisasm, cuobjdump, nvcc) following the same search strategy as the existing library and header finders.
Motivation
Numba-CUDA and other projects need to locate CUDA binary utilities like nvdisasm for disassembly and debugging. This change enables using cuda.pathfinder for all CUDA resource discovery, providing a consistent interface across libraries, headers, and binaries.
Closes #762