Removed explicit "-std:c++17" on windows - #22
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Current version (without this patch) has an explciit addition of std-17 to the ptx generation rule on windows.
This works great standalone, but can create conflicts if projects using owl add their own standard for cu files (as for example doen in barney), in which case VS actually bails out with an error (rather than just taking the last flag it sees).
This PR removes this std-17 flag in ptx generation, leaving it to the parent project to set standards.