Superfluous/Misleading generic parameter in `ExecuteKernel::set_arg_local_buffer`

[KarelPeeters]

Currently ExecuteKernel::set_arg_local_buffer has a generic type parameter T. Even though it's never actually used. Initially I thought this meant the size was the length of the buffer (with the given data type), but it's indeed the size in bytes.

I think this generic parameter can just be removed.

opencl3/src/kernel.rs

Lines 368 to 389 in f8f972e

	/// Set the next argument of the kernel as a local buffer
	/// Calls `self.kernel.set_arg_local_buffer` to set the next unset kernel argument.
	///
	/// # Panics
	///
	/// Panics if too many arguments have been set.
	///
	/// * `size` - the size of the local memory buffer in bytes.
	///
	/// returns a reference to self.
	pub fn set_arg_local_buffer<T>(&mut self, size: size_t) -> &mut Self {
	assert!(
	self.arg_index < self.num_args,
	"ExecuteKernel::set_arg_local_buffer too many args"
	);
	self.kernel
	.set_arg_local_buffer(self.arg_index, size)
	.unwrap();
	self.arg_index += 1;
	self
	}

[kenba]

Agreed, generic type parameter removed on develop branch.

[KarelPeeters]

Great, thanks!