[CI][Bench] Adjust benchmarks' workflow name to include 'SYCL', as other SYCL workflows

Author: lukaszstolarczuk

.github/workflows/sycl-ur-perf-benchmarking.yml

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 # A combined workflow for all benchmarks-related jobs for SYCL and UR.
 # Supports both manual triggering (dispatch) and nightly runs.
 # It also tests changes to benchmark scripts/framework in PR, if modified.
-name: Run Benchmarks
+name: SYCL Run Benchmarks
 
 on:
   schedule:

devops/scripts/benchmarks/README.md

@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ The benchmarks scripts are used in a GitHub Actions workflow, and can be automat
 
 ![compute benchmarks](workflow.png "Compute Benchmarks CI job")
 
-To execute the benchmarks in CI, navigate to the `Actions` tab and then go to the `Run Benchmarks` workflow. Here, you will find a list of previous runs and a "Run workflow" button. Upon clicking the button, you will be prompted to fill in a form to customize your benchmark run. Important field is the `PR number`, which is the identifier for the Pull Request against which you want the benchmarks to run. Instead, you can specify `Commit hash` from within intel/llvm repository, or leave both empty to run benchmarks against the branch/tag the workflow started from (the value from dropdown list at the top).
+To execute the benchmarks in CI, navigate to the `Actions` tab and then go to the `SYCL Run Benchmarks` workflow. Here, you will find a list of previous runs and a "Run workflow" button. Upon clicking the button, you will be prompted to fill in a form to customize your benchmark run. Important field is the `PR number`, which is the identifier for the Pull Request against which you want the benchmarks to run. Instead, you can specify `Commit hash` from within intel/llvm repository, or leave both empty to run benchmarks against the branch/tag the workflow started from (the value from dropdown list at the top).
 
 Once all the information is entered, click the "Run workflow" button to initiate a new workflow run. This will execute the benchmarks and then post the results as a comment on the specified Pull Request.