batch_export plugin: add toggle for bilinear filtering
The batch_export plugin scales exported images with QImage::smoothScaled() 1, which was removed in Qt 6 in favor of QImage::scaled() 2. This change:
- Replaces the deprecated smoothScaled() with scaled()
- Adds a new "b=no" ("bilinear") option, enabling unfiltered exports for game assets, pixel art, etc.
- Notes that the "t=no" option is not inheritable, which I discovered when using the plugin.
Test Plan
- Enable the "Batch Exporter" Python plugin
- Add a layer with some contents named "bilinear e=png s=200"
- Duplicate the layer, name it "nearest e=png b=no s=200"
- In the "Batch Exporter" docker, click "Export All Layers"
- ./export/bilinear.png is filtered; ./export/nearest.png is not.
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