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dnn: fix Resize initNgraph for two-input case #28724 ## Summary Fixes the issue #28707 When a Resize/Upsample layer has two inputs, the data tensor and a reference tensor whose **shape** defines the output spatial size, the OpenVINO/NGRAPH backend's `initNgraph()` was ignoring `nodes[1]` entirely and relying solely on the `outHeight`/`outWidth` member variables. These variables are set by `finalize()` from the pre-computed output blob dimensions. However, when the output shape is determined dynamically at runtime from the second input, `finalize()` sets them from the live tensor, but the OpenVINO backend calls `initNgraph()` to build a static compiled graph. If the member variables are 0 at that point, the compiled `Interpolate` node gets hardcoded with `{0, 0}` output dimensions, causing CV_Assert failure: {N,C,0,0} vs {N,C,H2,W2}
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