Add concrete algorithm options like 'bilinear' and 'bicubic' to ctx.imageSmoothingQuality

I recently ran into a problem where a machine learning model expected images to be resized with bicubic interpolation (else lower accuracy), but there doesn't seem to be a way to specify a particular interpolation algorithm for a canvas context. The solution in the meantime for me will probably be to find a Rust implementation and port it to JS via wasm, but it would be great if this weren't necessary.

It seems plausible that there would be other types of use cases that would also need to use a particular resize algorithm, and I figure that the common resize algorithms will already exist "behind" the current low, medium, high settings anyway, so it might be easy enough on the implementer side of things to make it worth pursuing this.

Any thoughts on this?

Edit: I suppose this would also apply to createImageBitmap's resizeQuality option, which I've just discovered.

Review the canvas context's imageSmoothingQuality and createImageBitmap's resizeQuality entry points, then read the seven-comment discussion for the intended algorithm names and compatibility constraints. Done means the issue has a settled specification direction for exposing concrete interpolation choices in both options.