cuda_root_path: Find cuda libraries when installed with conda packages #20288
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This fix emerged when looking in solving jax-ml/jax#24604 . In a nutshell, the official cuda package for conda (both in the
conda-forgeandnvidiaconda channels) install the CUDA libraries in a different location with respect to PyPI packages, so the logic to find them needs to be augmented to be able to find the CUDA libraries when installed from conda packages.I did not tested this with a tensorflow build, but probably this will also help in solving tensorflow/tensorflow#56927 .
xref: conda-forge/tensorflow-feedstock#408
xref: conda-forge/jaxlib-feedstock#288