Add resize to transforms.py

[alec-kr]

This PR adds the resize function to the existing codebase in transforms.py.

Related Issue

Closes #22633

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[AlexandraPosta]

Hello @alec-kr, please solve your merge conflicts and I will review it right after.

[alec-kr]

@AlexandraPosta Merge conflicts have now been resolved.

[AlexandraPosta]

Hello @alec-kr! Thank you for that.

I have just noticed that you have not reference the issue properly. Please check our documentation and change the comment that you left here. Currently, in the task list, your function is not referenced as open, so a different contributor can take it over.

In terms of the function implementation, by looking at the raw log, you get this error: AttributeError: module 'ivy.functional.backends.torch' has no attribute 'resize'. Normally, the process needed to change the size of the given is called interpolation. At ivy, we have a backend function dedicated for interpolation that I would suggest you to use.

[AlexandraPosta]

Hello @alec-kr, just checking whether you are still working on the PR. ⚡