test/encodingstest: support more bpps and sizes #681
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Add the options -c8, -c16, and -c32 to test with client bpps of 8, 16, and 32, respectively. Also add options -s8, s16, and -s32 to test with server bpps of 8, 16, and 32, respectively. By default, the client and server are tested with a bpp of 32, preserving the original behavior when no bpp options are passed. Also add the -large option. Normally, a 400x300 image is tested, but when -large is passed a 1024x768 image is tested.
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Add the options -c8, -c16, and -c32 to test with client bpps of 8, 16, and 32, respectively. Also add options -s8, s16, and -s32 to test with server bpps of 8, 16, and 32, respectively. By default, the client and server are tested with a bpp of 32, preserving the original behavior when no bpp options are passed.
Also add the -large option. Normally, a 400x300 image is tested, but when -large is passed a 1024x768 image is tested.