Added a new parameter to the read tests called `perceptive-fuzz`.
The parameter, when active, modifies the fuzziness value based on the alpha value of the pixel. The more transparent the pixel, the more the fuzziness value increases.
We have found that some image manipulation functions give different results depending on the architecture (we think it is differences in rounding). These differences can become problematic with small alpha values when there are several image conversions from normal alpha to premultiplied alpha (and vice versa).
In particular, the offending plugin is XCF.
The parameter should be set if and only if necessary. CMakeList has not been modified to allow it to be enabled on all format images (you can still try it from the command line). To use it, you need to set it in the JSON file of the image that has problems (after careful analysis).
More info about the issue on #18
This MR also fixes a bug in `fazzeq()`: it only compared 1/4 of the image.
Below is the same XCF image rendered on AMD64 and PowerPC:
- AMD64:
- PowerPC:
The image is visually the same because the differences are with very low alpha and therefore are negligible. The patch proposed with this MR is useful in these cases.
Qt 6.8 will introduce native support for the CMYK (8-bit) format.
With this patch you will finally be able to correctly see the colors of CMYK images with ICC profile.
The testing part has been updated with the addition of an (optional) json file for each image to test. Inside you enter which image to use depending on the Qt version.
In short:
- Added native CMYK suport to PSD reader
- CMYK with alpha is converted using QColorSpace in a RGBA image
- Read tests changed to use the correct comparison image based on the Qt version
- Fixed also XCF tests: now works with all Qt version (see also [QTBUG-120614](https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-120614))
- Work around for CCBUG: 468288
