Add simple color-to-alpha for imagery #7727
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CC #7463.
This PR adds a simple color-to-alpha setting on imagery layers with a threshold.
This is useful for imagery tilesets generated from NPOT textures with a tile format that doesn't support transparency (like jpeg) and may also be useful for analytics on false-color imagery like elevation data.
Play with it on Sandcastle here.