Add AMD telemetry on Windows ROCm - #16
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On a ROCm build the panel already enables itself and names the GPU, but every hardware bar reads N/A, because
torch.cuda.utilization/temperature/power_drawgo throughamdsmiand it has no Windows build.ADLXPybindis currently the only working approach for telemetry on Windows ROCm.NVIDIA is untouched - the 28 deleted lines are the existing torch calls moving into an
elsebranch plus a rename of the now vendor-agnostic name cache. The AMD block is gated behindtorch.version.hip.Without
ADLXPybindthe payload is byte-identical to today's, so nothing regresses for anyone who doesn't install it. That's why it's a README note rather than arequirements.txtentry.Tested on Windows with ROCm 7.15 and PyTorch 2.12 on RDNA4 and RDNA2 GPUs; verified the ADLX-absent path by blocking the import.