fix(deviceQuery): compatibility fallback for removed system.get_driver_version() in newer cuda-core#434
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system.get_driver_version() was removed from cuda.core.system in newer
releases of the cuda-core package, causing deviceQuery.py to crash with:
AttributeError: module 'cuda.core.system' has no attribute 'get_driver_version'
Fix: Added a hasattr() check. If the old API exists, it's used as before.
Otherwise, falls back to cuda.bindings.driver.cuDriverGetVersion() which
returns an integer (e.g. 13010) decoded as major=v//1000, minor=(v%1000)//10.
Tested on: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Laptop GPU
CUDA Driver 13.1 / Runtime 13.2, Windows 11