The wrapping wasn't working properly, clearly, but I forgot about the
previous pixel entirely.
I'll add some more explicit tests for the previous pixel behavior. I
think it's still broken for RGB and RGBA, because I'm dumb.
The op codes are now being recognized properly. I just gotta decode them
the right way. I fixed an error where I was bitwise-or -ing the values
instead of bitwise-and -ing them. Small brain up in here.
The run length can simply be extracted and stored as part of the
iterator state. For each iteration, check if the length is > 0, and emit
more pixels until it isn't. Then continue the normal decode process.
I was going to try to match over the op codes, but that isn't possible.
Most of the decoders are done, too, but I'm quite sure that the delta
operations will encounter a wrap around and then panic. The OP_RUN is a
problem, as well. I think I'm going to cheat this problem by holding a
counter. This way I can see if I'm in a run, and then emit another pixel
copy until counter == 0.
I want to iterate over the input elements, and I couldn't figure out how
to get the slice lifetime to be specified properly. I've swapped the
slice for any Iterator that emits u8's.
These tests can be used to verify the fundamentals of the decoder: That
individual instructions are parsed correctly and converted back into
the correct pixel values.
