Improved handling of RGBA palettes when saving GIF images #8494
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pillow version 11.1.0 and higher fixes our problem with generating of gifs python-pillow/Pillow#8494
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pillow version 11.1.0 and higher fixes our problem with generating of gifs python-pillow/Pillow#8494
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pillow version 11.1.0 and higher fixes our problem with generating of gifs python-pillow/Pillow#8494
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Resolves #8493
Passes the palette mode to
im.putpalette()when saving GIF images, so that RGBA palettes aren't handled as RGB, raising an error if they are too large.