Performance: Use QImage's smoothscaling instead of old private code
Performance: Use QImage's smoothscaling instead of old private code

For historical reasons, QJpegHandler had its own smoothscaling code.
QImage's scaling has since evolved to become both faster and better, so
avoid code duplication and just use QImage for scaling.

Reviewed-by: Trond

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