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Rename YuvColorSpace enum and related functions to YCbCrColorSpace.
Remove ViewportMode enum and make setFrameSize() always reset the
viewport to fill the frame.
Reviewed-by: Justin McPherson
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While a rational number is a common way to represent a frame rate,
QPair<int, int> isn't a proper numeric type meaning it can't be used as
anything more than an identifer for an exact frame rate without being
converted to a real, or extending it to a proper rational type.
Rev by: Justin McPherson
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Task-number: 241223
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This introduces a QAbstractVideoSurface interface for implementing arbitrary
video outputs, and a QVideoFrame type. Also included is the
QVideoSurfaceFormat class which is used to configure the input to a video
surface, and the QAbstractVideoBuffer class which allows QVideoFrames
to be constructed from non-native frame types.
Reviewed-by: Dmytro Poplavskiy
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