Regression fix for bounds check bug where images > 2048px could have data missing from the bottom right corner - #321
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Previous behavior: images larger that 2048px would have their bottom right corners transparent because the info didn't get uploaded to the GPU
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After updating yesterday to the latest libcosmic widgets for an app I'm working on that deals with photos, I saw that some of my larger photos were missing info from their bottom right corner. Smaller images were all fine, as were thumbnails that I created from the larger images, which was puzzling, because I'd originally thought it was an image decoding problem.
I traced it back to this bounds check that was added in the pop os fork of iced with #296, which it looks like doesn't account for fragments that started on the last row, basically. The change in this patch fixes it for me locally.