Dump as hex instead of SVG to more accurately
capture pathops tests.
Use SkBits2Float to reconstruct SkScalar data.
Exclude tests with conics since, for the moment,
pathkit maps conics to quads.
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Change-Id: Iba2836bde8f737f42c8da31cc26e83ce55de924a
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pathops_unittest -J dump.json
now generates both Op() and Simplify() tests and results.
Also, make json names unique. While this may not be necessary,
duplicate names may make debugging failing tests more difficult.
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./out/skia/pathops_unittest -J dump.json
will write all Op tests to a JSON file. Since this
will run single threaded, this can take a while,
and generates a 500M file.
A reasonable subset is
./out/skia/pathops_unittest -J dump.json -m PathOpsOp$
around 275K.
This is in service of pathkit.
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