When a picture lies about its size (i.e., claims to be 100x100 but only ever draws...
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When a picture lies about its size (i.e., claims to be 100x100 but only ever draws to 90x100) arbitrary pixel differences can appear in the undrawn portion. This is causing spurious differences to appear in the 8888 vs. gpu telemetry results.

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Author: robertphillips@google.com

Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/136553004

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tools/PictureRenderer.cpp