Fix Nuke plugin build with OpenEXR 3 and Imath#13
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Adds compatibility with OpenEXR 3, where Imath is provided as a separate CMake package and include path.
Updates the bundled OSL Matrix22 helper for Imath 3 API changes.
Why:
The prebuilt plugin did not load on Rocky Linux 9.7 because it was built with a newer GCC/libstdc++ and required C++ runtime symbols that are not available in Rocky's GCC/libstdc++ 11.5. This change makes it possible to rebuild the Nuke plugin against Rocky 9 system packages, which use OpenEXR 3 and split Imath into a separate package/include path.
Tested: