Add CUDA implementation for resize with Lanczos interpolation

[timeuser4]

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[asmorkalov]

OpenCV stores performance tests in modules/<module_name>/perf/

[timeuser4]

@asmorkalov
Could you tell me why I keep getting this error when building tests on Ubuntu 2004-x64-CUDA? I've tried fixing it several times but can't avoid it. The AI ​​tells me it's because the framework lacks test data and has nothing to do with the code. Is that true?

[----------] 54 tests from Sz_Depth_Cn_Inter_Scale_ResizeLanczos
[ RUN      ] Sz_Depth_Cn_Inter_Scale_ResizeLanczos.ResizeLanczos/0, where GetParam() = (1280x720, CV_8U, Gray, UNKNOWN, 0.5)
/home/ci/opencv/modules/ts/src/ts_perf.cpp:622: Failure
Failed
  No regression data for gpu_dst argument, test node: Sz_Depth_Cn_Inter_Scale_ResizeLanczos--ResizeLanczos---1280x720--CV_8U--Gray--UNKNOWN--0-5-

[asmorkalov]

OpenCV performance tests hve sanity checks for the function results. The check includes min, max values and pixel values in several random points. CPU_SANITY_CHECK does it for you. The "gold" values are stored in opencv_extra repo in perf/<module_name>.xml. You need to run your new tests with --perf_write_sanity option to get xml with the new regression data, then append the block to existing xml file and submit a PR to opencv_extra repo. The PR should be submitted with the same author and the same branch name to be tested together on CI.

[timeuser4]

OpenCV performance tests hve sanity checks for the function results. The check includes min, max values and pixel values in several random points. CPU_SANITY_CHECK does it for you. The "gold" values are stored in opencv_extra repo in perf/<module_name>.xml. You need to run your new tests with --perf_write_sanity option to get xml with the new regression data, then append the block to existing xml file and submit a PR to opencv_extra repo. The PR should be submitted with the same author and the same branch name to be tested together on CI.

Okay, thank you for your reply. I will add the missing parts.

[timeuser4]

@asmorkalov
Everything is ready.🫡