dpnp_take_c uses SYCL kernel, no need to use no_sycl parameter in adapter

The reason this crashed with CPU device and gave incorrect results on
Windows was deeper.

   1. Adapter call allocated USM-shared buffer and copies data into it
   2. Kernel is submitted to work on USM-shared pointer
   3. dpnp_take_c returns kernel submission even
   4. Adapter class goes out of scope and frees USM allocation
      without making sure that the kernel that works on it has completed
      its execution
   5. If kernel execution was in progress we got a crash on CPU, or
      incorrect result on GPU

      If kernel execution was complete it worked as expected.

This change fixes the problem because it removes creation of unprotected
USM-shared temporary.

Author: oleksandr-pavlyk

dpnp/backend/kernels/dpnp_krnl_indexing.cpp

@@ -901,7 +901,7 @@ DPCTLSyclEventRef dpnp_take_c(DPCTLSyclQueueRef q_ref,
     DPCTLSyclEventRef event_ref = nullptr;
     sycl::queue q = *(reinterpret_cast<sycl::queue*>(q_ref));
 
-    DPNPC_ptr_adapter<_DataType> input1_ptr(q_ref, array1_in, array1_size, true);
+    DPNPC_ptr_adapter<_DataType> input1_ptr(q_ref, array1_in, array1_size);
     DPNPC_ptr_adapter<_IndecesType> input2_ptr(q_ref, indices1, size);
     _DataType* array_1 = input1_ptr.get_ptr();
     _IndecesType* indices = input2_ptr.get_ptr();