[one-cmds] Add one-resize

[mbencer]

This commit extends onecc and one-build with one-resize.

ONE-DCO-1.0-Signed-off-by: Mateusz Bencer [email protected]

Issue: #14791
Draft: #14727

[seanshpark]

As wrote in #15082 (comment) , I disagree on adding to one-cmds as of now.

[jinevening]

@mbencer Please do not upload changes in one-cmds. We've not made a decision to open one-resize to users as the same level with one-import/optimize/quantize.

FYI, I'm on leave until 5/21. Please ask @mhs4670go or @seanshpark if you need reviews. Since the cmdline tool (circle-resizer) is already merged, you can use that tool for your purpose in other projets (ex: TICO) after adding it to one-compiler pacakge.

[mbencer]

As wrote in #15082 (comment) , I disagree on adding to one-cmds as of now.

@seanshpark Just for confirmation because I am not sure. Do you mean part:

We need more dicussion on how it will be integrated with onecc or python interfacce.

I didn't understand this as a decision to block the onecc integration. I've thought that there are some doubts which I wanted to clarify here.

Please also note that onecc integration was not my idea. In my initial version I exposed Python API to circle-resizer . I've followed the suggestion from #14791 (comment):

As I know you are to provide a new tool.
Our individual tools are integrated through one-cmds, onecc tool and also through sub tools,
if the feature is for users, to manipulate model files.
Please integrate it though this tool, and also prepare some UI tests like others,
though your draft PR, so that reviewers can provide some comments if something goes in different direction.

[mbencer]

Please do not upload changes in one-cmds. We've not made a decision to open one-resize to users as the same level with one-import/optimize/quantize.

@jinevening Just for confirmation does it mean that users like TICO should call circle-resizer as a separate sub-process or should I wait for the final decision?