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Svg parse viewbox #762
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read the svg viewbox. use this to display the SVG at it's original intended size.
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SVG files read by makelangelo software did not take into account the svg viewbox parameter. This caused some SVG files to load as a tiny dot in the center of the paper.
Previously, the workaround was to run something like
Tools > Fit Image On Paper
.This PR reads the viewbox field and uses it to calculate the TCM matrix of each SVG Element to display the image at the author's original size and position. This may still be a dot, but more likely it will be enormous. This is preferable because it preserves more fine detail in curves that might be lost to rounding errors.