Allow for specifying a tensor device in AnnLoader #1240
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Currently AnnLoader only supports transferring tensors to cuda devices. However, PyTorch as of late has much improved its support of other devices such as mps (Mac GPUs) and XLA (Google TPUs). So I added a device argument that is more semantically similar to other PyTorch APIs to defer to the user to decide which accelerator device (if any) to load the data onto.