[ci] Windows: Only install necessary components from the CUDA Toolkit #1837
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Description
This PR fixes an issue that appeared following the update of the Visual Studio version in the GitHub runner for Windows (cf Jimver/cuda-toolkit#382) and that caused the installation of CUDA to hang forever.
To fix this, instead of installing the whole CUDA toolkit, we only install the components that are needed (and that do not cause the issue): nvcc, cublas, cudart, cusparse.
Additionally, the flag to disable the build of the photometric stereo components is updated, as it was erroneous since #1590.