instanceNormalizationPlugin: use public __half2float instead of private __internal_half2float

[diskdog]

Both InstanceNorm plugin sources convert half scale/bias weights to float with __internal_half2float, which is a private static inline helper inside cuda_fp16.hpp, not part of the public CUDA API. It compiles under nvcc, where that header brings the helper into scope, but fails under other CUDA-compatible compilers (clang-CUDA, and AMD-targeting CUDA toolchains), and it would also stand in the way of a HIP/ROCm port.

Call sites (current main)

• plugin/instanceNormalizationPlugin/instanceNormalizationPlugin.cu, in the InstanceNormalizationV3Plugin(float, Weights const&, Weights const&, int32_t, float) constructor's copyWeights lambda (the kHALF branch).
• plugin/instanceNormalizationPlugin/instanceNormalizationPluginLegacy.cu, in the InstanceNormalizationPlugin(float, Weights const&, Weights const&, int32_t, float) constructor's copyWeights lambda (the kHALF branch).

Both read:

auto const value = static_cast<unsigned short const*>(input.values);
output.push_back(__internal_half2float(value[c]));

Under a non-nvcc CUDA compiler this errors with:

error: use of undeclared identifier '__internal_half2float'

Proposed fix (public API, one line per site)

Wrap the raw bits in a __half_raw and call the public __half2float:

auto const value = static_cast<unsigned short const*>(input.values);
__half_raw raw;
raw.x = value[c];
output.push_back(__half2float(raw));

Verified

Minimal reproducer compiled with NVIDIA nvcc (CUDA 13.1, sm_75) and with a clang-based CUDA compiler:

code	nvcc	non-nvcc CUDA
original (__internal_half2float)	compiles	fails (undeclared identifier)
fix (__half_raw + __half2float)	compiles	compiles

The public __half2float runs the same conversion the private helper does, so the numeric behaviour is unchanged. The change just drops a dependency on an undocumented nvcc internal and makes the plugin portable to other CUDA compilers, at no cost under nvcc.

Filing this first per CONTRIBUTING (issue before PR). I'm happy to send a PR touching both files, DCO signed off, once this is acknowledged.