Handle optional param to resize rasterized image if too large #42
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New param: PDF_RASTERIZER_MAX_LENGTH
JackLewis-digirati
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New param:
PDF_RASTERIZER_MAX_LENGTH. If not set behaviour unchanged. If set to a value, after rasterizing, each image is checked to see if it exceeds this size in any dimension. If it does image is resized maintaining aspect ratio.Also added a logging check for 1x1 pixel rasterized image, which was observed with very large images at higher DPI. This will require a further fix but added a log for now.