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Add image drawing, text rotation, pie/arc paths, and dash patterns to VectorCanvas - #3
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Summary
This PR extends the drawing surface with several features that were previously
missing, fixes a PNG decoding gap, and removes a vulnerable transitive dependency.
Added
on a
VectorCanvas, loaded from a file path, a byte array, or a stream.Five layout modes are supported:
Stretch,Contain, centredCover,top-left
Cover, and a natural-size top-left crop. Clipping applied whiledrawing an image is scoped to that operation and does not leak into
subsequent canvas commands.
baseline point. Works with both the standard fonts and registered custom fonts.
PathDescriptorgained elliptical arcs andclosed sectors, with
FillPie,StrokePie, andDrawPieexposed ascanvas-level conveniences.
patterns and a dash phase, instead of being limited to solid strokes.
Fixed
(colour type 4),