Getters are supposed to have signature "PyObject *(PyObject *self, void *closure)", but the closure argument is often not used.
In wasm it causes a trap if a function is declared with one argument and then called with two.
Allow the transparency index to be passed to the native decoder. If not
-1, pixels with this index will be left at their previous value.
This only adds the decoder support and isn't active yet.
The file `libImaging/Imaging.h` gets installed flat on
Ubuntus into the public Python includes.
When building a newer version of Pillow from source and
hinting the Python includes "too early" in includes, e.g.
in package managers, this can confuse the two files and
pick up the external file over the internal one. With
different versions, this mismatch can lead to build errors,
e.g. undefined macros.
The most robust way to avoid this is to pre-fix the internal
include accordingly, so that the relative path to the including
file has to match as well.
