Fix (gd): preserve alpha in TrimModifier reference color - #1511
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Bug
Image::trim()on the GD driver silently no-ops when the image has a transparent margin.Root cause
TrimModifier::trimColor()averages the four corner pixels' RGB but allocates theimagecropauto()reference color withimagecolorallocate(), which always forces full opacity. When the real corner pixels are transparent, the reference color's alpha never matches them, soimagecropauto()finds nothing within tolerance and crops nothing.Fix
imagecolorallocatealpha()instead ofimagecolorallocate().imagealphablending(false)/imagesavealpha(true)before sampling, soimagecolorat()returns raw unblended pixel values matching what gets allocated.