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* Add conversion from Fill to Table<Graphic>
* Refactor Vector vello renderer for Gradient / Color
* Refactor Vector SVG renderer for Gradient / Color
* Fix conflicts
* Add basic clipping-based fill for SVG rendering
* Use Cow to avoid cloning graphic list for fill
* Cleanup for Cow usage
* format code
* Use `<pattern>` instead of `<clipPath>` for clip
This simplifies the future implementation of clipping-based rendering
for strokes, as the stroke does not support the use of a clip path but
rather paint sources from a paint server.
* Move svg pattern rendering function to RenderExt
* Fix comment
* Fix empty fill list rendering as default black
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* Move opaque check function to Graphic impl
* Add color converter and debug node to use graphic
* WIP: Use List<Graphic> to render Color & Gradient
* Use `Arc<List<Vector>>` for vector_data metadata
This exposes List's attributes to message handlers, enabling them to
access the necessary attribute data such as ATTR_STROKE_PAINT_GRAPHIC
as `Fill` and `Stroke` will not have paint information in the future.
* Recurse opacity checks on nested `Graphic`
Also extracts `fill_graphic_list_at` /
`stroke_paint_graphic_list_at` to share the row-attribute
lookup across the existing call sites.
* Fix fill and stroke visibility check degradation
* Fix clipping based stroke paint positioning
* Refactor vello renderer for stroke to use graphic
* Reduce `Fill` / `Stroke.color` to `List<Graphic>` allocations
* Revert "Use `Arc<List<Vector>>` for vector_data metadata"
This reverts commit 4285243a5d
* Expose paint row attributes as dedicated metadata for vectors
Add `fill_attributes` / `stroke_paint_attributes` to `DocumentMetadata`
so the `ExpandFillStrokeOnSelectedLayers` handler can read row paint
visibility without exposing entire `List<Vector>`.
* Fix transparency check to consider fill opacity
* Fix consistency of gradient placement for SVG stroke
* Rename `stroke_paint_..` to `stroke_..`
* Remove debug nodes
* Allow to use any graphic type without casting
* Rename `fill_graphic` / `stroke_graphic` to `fill` / `stroke`
* Fix SVG pattern placement when stroke transform differs from item transform
* Fix click target fill check for empty list in graphic
* Fix blank fill/stroke attribute masking legacy style
* Fix SVG's paint order trick for vector/raster fills
* Add zero-division guard for pattern wraparound prevention
* Code review
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Co-authored-by: Keavon Chambers <keavon@keavon.com>
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