pytorch
Add circular padding
Not sure why this wasn't here already, it was already implemented in both pytorch and numpy, just under different names for the padding modes ("circular" and "wrap" respectively). I'm choosing "circular" here since this is for pytorch. Tested and it works fine.
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Thanks for the PR @SeanScripts . Have you found that useful in practice? Note that we aren't adding more features to the traditional torchvision.transforms namespace. New features and enhancements should be going into torchvision.transforms.v2.
