[DW-26] Fix incorrect horizontal resolution and vertical resolution of AnyBitmap images

[first-ironsoftware]

Fix incorrect horizontal resolution and vertical resolution of AnyBitmap images

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Fixes #DW-26

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How Has This Been Tested?

Check the resolutions of images after it's loaded as AnyBitmap and compare it with the expected numbers from the metadata from the images.

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[kannapat-ironsoftware]

Nice find !!
Should we combine unit tests into a single unit test with 2 assertions ?
So, we don't have to load test images and run iterations twice.

[first-ironsoftware]

Nice find !! Should we combine unit tests into a single unit test with 2 assertions ? So, we don't have to load test images and run iterations twice.

Thank you for your suggestion @kannapat-ironsoftware I will do it accordingly.