Teding/feat/compression

[thomaseding]

• Use actual Lua class syntax. (I finally read up on Lua 🎉)
• Avoids recording duplicate image sequences.

[sprngr]

Ill be sure to beat this up as I have a computer considered average by 2012 standard.

[sprngr]

✅ Ran through a gambit of:

• Image creation
• cropping
• painting
• fills
• moving
• resizing

[thomaseding]

Eeep!! I forgot to close the files I opened. Also check if any other potential file open call sites.

EDIT: Done

[sprngr]

Suggested change

	local path = snapshot:get_recording_image_path_at_index(0)
	local path = snapshot:get_recording_image_path(0)

Method used is the old name, needs to be replaced with new one.

[sprngr]

Suggested change

	-- NOTE(teding): Unfortunately `Image { fromFile = path }`:
	-- * causes load popups
	-- * pollutes "recent files"
	-- Anyway, this seems more than fast enough for human inputs. I tried lots
	-- of very very fast changes on large detailed canvases, had no issues, and
	-- have a computer that is average by 2022 standards.

Can prune these comments from the code, is preferable to maintain these types of artifacts in PR comments for history tracking.

[sprngr]

Suggested change

	-- This intentionally does not do anything "smart" such as scanning the
	-- directory if gaps exist because that is O(N) at IO speeds and on every
	-- snapshot (where N is the current snapshot index).

Can prune these comments from the code, is preferable to maintain these types of artifacts in PR comments for history tracking.

[sprngr]

Ran through a bunch of testing on my end, performance seems good. Just a few things that need to be addressed including an incorrect method reference.

[sprngr]

@thomaseding Thanks for updating. Going to pull it down later today and do another pass through.

[sprngr]

@thomaseding Everything looks good to me. Going to merge it in and get a release tagged and prepare an update to go out to itch. Thank you for contributing