Add support for 16+ bits YUV files (up to 32-bit)

[for13to1]

• Extend BitDepthList to support 8-32 bit depth
• Add get_min_standard_bytes() for correct bytes-per-sample calculation
• Fix type overflows by upgrading to int64_t
• Fix setFormatFromCorrelation loop to test 24/32-bit formats
• Use bytesPerSample consistently instead of hardcoded (bps > 8) checks

[ChristianFeldmann]

This is quite a big change in the whole app and I doubt that it would be done with this PR. Additionally, this is not attached to a new feature request. I currently do not see any application for this. I have never encountered YUV files with >16 bit. Have you encountered any? If yes, could you please provide a use-case and a sample file?

For now I will close this. Please reopen if there is a use-case.

[for13to1]

This is quite a big change in the whole app and I doubt that it would be done with this PR. Additionally, this is not attached to a new feature request. I currently do not see any application for this. I have never encountered YUV files with >16 bit. Have you encountered any? If yes, could you please provide a use-case and a sample file?

For now I will close this. Please reopen if there is a use-case.

The matter is as follows:

In #576, I mentioned supporting the opening of raw (Bayer or other CFA) by mapping it as YUV400 (they are all mono).
Generally, in actual scenarios, we do not encounter YUV data with too large bit depth.
However, we often encounter Bayer raw data with a bit depth of over 20 bits (HDR).
To be able to open this type of data in this tool, I considered expanding the bit depth of YUV (its theory has always allowed for any bit depth to exist).
Considering practical circumstances, it is also difficult for Bayer raw HDR data to exceed 32 bits, so I am temporarily only considering expanding to 32 bits (data over 16 bits can gernerally be stored in standard 32-bit as well, if no specific data storage design, like v210).

[for13to1]

I tried, but only the repository's maintainer can reopen it. @ChristianFeldmann