gdk-pixbuf: new quality settings #1907
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Daniel: LGTM. I have two suggestions (one optional).
Plug-ins from https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gdk-pixbuf/ use similar coding style.
Now we set the quality parameter directly instead of the old way, when min_quantizer/maxQuantizer were used. YUV444 is used for highest quality range from 90 till 100.
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@wantehchang I wanted to clean the obsolete code and to unify the code style (so it is similar to the style like other plugins' authors use).
and I wanted to do this before start deeply focusing on animation (which is the work started by @Hiers in #1325 )