Cleanup flocking example to use composition - #254
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Flocking is now built from the generic ops, so the built-in flock goes.
It's slower than the fused kernel: about 3.5 ms vs 1.6 ms at 20k boids, and 8 ms vs 4 ms at 100k. Most of that is the per-dispatch cost of ~30 passes, not GPU work, so batching submits is the next thing to look at. Anyone who needs the speed can still write a small kernel that reads neighbors directly.