[REFACTOR][PYTHON] Revisit lifted support modules from tvm.contrib#19653
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This pull request refactors several TVM FFI global function registrations, error messages, and documentation references, moving them from the tvm.contrib namespace to the tvm.support namespace (such as nvcc, rocm, and emcc). The reviewer suggests moving the test file tests/python/contrib/test_ccache.py to tests/python/support/test_ccache.py to align with the new package structure.
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In continuation of #19624 this catches some unlifted entries.
Hope there is no more left, for consistency it now covers comments and perhaps non-active (hotpath) parts.