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Ps tests - #115
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…ckend differences.
Also fixes a bug in the ps backend found by doing so.
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This adds tests to test the PS backend in the regression test framework.
Since both PDF and PS are use the same renderer (in this case ghostscript) it's actually possible to use the PDF baseline images to check the PS output for most of the image comparison tests. The exception to this is when using a feature that Postscript doesn't support: alpha-blending. So, rather than adding a ton of new baseline images for PS, this will use the PDF ones when no EPS one is provided. This has the added benefit of automatically checking that the PDF and PS output is very close to identical, as it should be by design.
This also removes the mathfont tests for SVG and PDF since (a) they weren't testing anything backend-specific, (b) they took a significant portion of testing time and (c) the small differences between font rendering in PDF and PS were causing some false negatives when testing PS.
Ditto for the png_suite test.
Also fixes one minor font rendering bug in the PS backend uncovered by adding the regression tests.