Update JIMP

[C85297]

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[GCHQDeveloper581]

I think your error may be related to what I was looking at in https://github.com/GCHQDeveloper581/CyberChef/tree/fix-issue-XXXX

[GCHQDeveloper581]

Actually looking harder at the error returned, I think it's another issue I've (also previously) encountered with the root cause being that some Operations return a Value and others return a Promise. In the normal browser this seems to work out OK but when running under node it creates an issue.

[C85297]

So I worked out the error was this:

    at Object.p [as next] (http://localhost:8000/modules/Image.js:2:1023389)
    at S (http://localhost:8000/modules/Image.js:2:1024030)
    at http://localhost:8000/modules/Image.js:2:1024950
    at transpile (http://localhost:8000/modules/Image.js:2:1024969)
    at convertXML (http://localhost:8000/modules/Image.js:2:1025103)
    at loadBitmapFontData (http://localhost:8000/modules/Image.js:2:1026062)
    at async loadFont (http://localhost:8000/modules/Image.js:2:1027310))" (1ms)

Which was caused by Jimp attempting to load the font file as XML (which it wasn't). It seems Jimp used to support BMFont text files, but now only supports BMFont XML files.

I created a simple program using bmfont_rs to convert the files to XML:

fn main() -> bmfont_rs::Result<()> {
    for fnt_in_fname in std::env::args().skip(1) {
        let fnt_in_path = std::path::PathBuf::from(&fnt_in_fname);
        let fnt = bmfont_rs::text::from_bytes(&std::fs::read(&fnt_in_path)?)?;
        let fnt_out_path = fnt_in_path
            .with_extension("")
            .with_added_extension("fnt")
            .with_added_extension("xml");
        std::fs::write(&fnt_out_path, bmfont_rs::xml::to_vec(&fnt)?)?;
        println!("{:?} -> {:?}", fnt_in_path, fnt_out_path);
    }
    Ok(())
}

As the font files had incorrect negative spacing values, I had to remove the signs on these and re-add them on the outputted XML files.

[C85297]

The output of Add Text To Image has slightly changed.

Previously:

Now:

Although in this case it looks correct testing on a larger image shows the alignment is broken:

Previously:

Now: