Add for_each and for_each_type #1633
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Iterate over containers and lists of types
This takes the capability in RAJAPerf to iterate over types in a camp::list and brings that here along with an implementation of std::for_each.
I plan to use this to manually test many types without going through gtest's mechanism for this.