Fix: reset the colour when setting a fill or stroke colour space - #50
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CGContextSetFillColorSpace and CGContextSetStrokeColorSpace guarded the components allocation with an inverted null check, so on a successful allocation they logged calloc failed and returned without setting anything, and on an actual failure they would have dereferenced the null pointer. The colour was therefore never reset to the colour space default. Correct the check so the functions build the space's default opaque, zero-intensity colour and set it.
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CGContextSetFillColorSpaceandCGContextSetStrokeColorSpaceallocate a components array and then guard it with an inverted null check:So on a successful allocation they log "calloc failed" and return without setting anything - the functions never reset the colour - and on an actual allocation failure they would fall through and dereference the null pointer.
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if (!components). The functions now create the colour space's default opaque, zero-intensity colour and set it, matching CoreGraphics.Verified against Apple: after
SetFillColorSpace(orSetStrokeColorSpace) the current colour is reset to black (0,0,0,255). A regression test is in #49 (marked hopeful there; passes once this is merged).