[BUG] TIFFs saved with CMYK ColorSpace always get converted to 8-bit

[AdamMainsTL]

Describe the bug

When trying to save 16-bit data into a TIFF with CMYK color space applied, it outputs as 8-bit instead.

OpenImageIO version and dependencies

2.4.11.0

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create an ImageSpec with UINT16 format, and tiff:ColorSpace set to "CMYK"
2. Open ImageOutput with the spec
3. Write 16-bit data to it
4. Output file is 8-bit

Not sure how to reproduce this flow in oiiotool, but if someone can give me a command that does this I can try it out.

Evidence

Cannot attach specific images, but exiftool, Mac Preview, and Photoshop all confirm that the output is 8-bit.

IF YOU ALREADY HAVE A CODE FIX: There is no need to file a separate issue,
please just go straight to making a pull request.

I do not have a code fix specifically, but mainly opening this as a question on a portion of code I think is causing this. Specifically, this if statement will evaluate to true no matter what format is:

OpenImageIO/src/tiff.imageio/tiffoutput.cpp

Lines 721 to 722 in 24f172a

	if (m_spec.format != TypeDesc::UINT8
	|| m_spec.format != TypeDesc::UINT16) {

Because of this everything is getting converted to 8-bit. However, I'm not sure if it's trying to do this on purpose because there doesn't seem to be any handling for 16-bit values.

For reference, this is what my potential fix would be, but I am not in a position to test this properly right now and probably won't be soon which is why this is not a PR.

            m_photometric = PHOTOMETRIC_SEPARATED;

            if (m_spec.format == TypeDesc::UINT16) {
                m_bitspersample = 16;
            } else {
                // Make everything else UINT8
                m_spec.format   = TypeDesc::UINT8;
                m_bitspersample = 8;
            }

            TIFFSetField(m_tif, TIFFTAG_BITSPERSAMPLE, m_bitspersample);
            TIFFSetField(m_tif, TIFFTAG_SAMPLEFORMAT, SAMPLEFORMAT_UINT);

            if (source_is_rgb(m_spec)) {