Tests/LibGfx: Add JBIG2 text region compositing tests #26414
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The size of these vectors depends on values in the input data, so try_append is appropriate. No behavior change.
The tests are identical to the tests added in SerenityOS#26244 commits 4 (d569dff) and 5 (1f23b65), but with text regions instead of generic refinement regions.
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A JBIG2 file with negative coordinates got added in SerenityOS#26414.
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A JBIG2 file with negative coordinates got added in #26414.
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The tests are identical to the tests added in #26244 commits 4 (d569dff)
and 5 (1f23b65), but with text regions instead of generic refinement
regions.