Add accelerate API support for Super Resolution example #1358
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Refactor Super Resolution example to utilize torch.accelerator API. torch.accelerator API allows to abstract some of the accelerator specifics in the user scripts. By leveraging this API, the code becomes more adaptable to various hardware accelerators.
Updated super_resolution/main.py with accelerator flag
Updated super_resolution/super_resolve.py with accelerator flag
Updated README to match super_resolution/main.py flags
Updated run_python_examples.sh to add new accelerator flag to example
CC: @msaroufim, @dvrogozh