Avoid negating unsigned integers in dpnp.resize#2508
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This PR resolves an issue when calling `dpnp.resize` with unsigned integer size. The negation of an unsigned int underflows and creates a large positive repeats, which leads to a runtime error. The PR fixes the used ceil division. e3a9b5e
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This PR resolves an issue when calling
dpnp.resizewith unsigned integer size.The negation of an unsigned int underflows and creates a large positive repeats, which leads to a runtime error. The PR fixes the used ceil division.