If the kernel (mangled) symbol name is longer than the allowed directory
name, there was a crash due to the temporary file / kernel cache
directory structure having the name as one of the directory levels.

Since long names are common with kernels generated from C++ templates,
this issue is likely to occur often when kernels are originating from
C++ APIs such as CUDA/HIP or SYCL. The limit seems to be 255 in most
Linux file systems.

A simple fix was to shorten the directory name and appending a hash when
needed. We still keep as much of the kernel name in the beginning of the
name as feasible to maintain easy location of the temporary bitcodes and
binaries when debugging the kernel compiler.

Fixes #1190.

Also rename POCL_FILENAME_LENGTH to a more descriptive (given how it's
been used so far) POCL_MAX_PATHNAME_LENGTH.