Add ImageInfo.GetPixelMemorySize; docs & tests#3108
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This pull request enhances the
ImageInfoclass in ImageSharp by improving documentation and adding a new method to calculate the in-memory pixel size of an image, along with corresponding unit tests. The changes clarify the meaning and usage of frame metadata and ensure accurate reporting of memory requirements for both single-frame and multi-frame images.Enhancements to
ImageInfoAPI and documentation:GetPixelMemorySize()method toImageInfo, which computes the total number of bytes required to store the image's pixel data in memory, taking into account the number of frames when available.FrameCountandFrameMetadataCollectionproperties to clarify their behavior, especially regarding multi-frame and single-frame formats. [1] [2]Testing improvements:
ImageInfoTeststo verify thatGetPixelMemorySize()returns the correct value for both single-frame images and images with multiple frame metadata entries.Minor code cleanup:
GifDecoderCorewhen assigningrawColorTable.