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Remove unneeded step parameter from strings::detail::copy_slice (#7525)
This started to be a change converting some `device_vector` usages in `cpp/src/strings` source files to use `device_uvector` instead. The `cpp/src/strings/copying/copying.cu` source has the implementation for `cudf::strings::detail::copy_slice()` and used a `device_vector` to handle a `step` parameter. I can not longer find this parameter being used. I believe it was a hold over from porting nvstrings. So this PR mainly includes changes for removing this unneeded parameter which also removes the need for the `device_vector` or temporary memory in this function. And, it also includes changes to `attributes.cu` to use the `device_uvector` as well. ~~I'm marking this as non-breaking change since it is a change to a `detail` API and did not seem to be used anywhere in this repo.~~ Reference #7287 Authors: - David (@davidwendt) Approvers: - AJ Schmidt (@ajschmidt8) - Mike Wilson (@hyperbolic2346) - Jake Hemstad (@jrhemstad) URL: #7525
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