# A scale transform - uniform or not - must apply to embedded-bitmap glyphs.
# The platform backends force an identity glyph shape for bitmap fonts, so a
# scale survives rasterization only as the scalar `RasterizedGlyph::scale`, which
# cannot express one; on the device glyph path that painted the glyph at its
# untransformed size (bug 2061411, and clipped as well when scaling down -
# bug 2062234). The reference renders the same content in local raster space,
# where the shader applies the full transform to the glyph image - at the scale the
# transform asks for, so this also asserts that the glyph is rasterized at its
# final size rather than scaled up from the untransformed one (bug 2064316).
root:
  items:
    - type: stacking-context
      bounds: [0, 0, 800, 600]
      transform: scale(3)
      transform-origin: [0, 0]
      raster-space: screen
      items:
        - text: "000"
          origin: 20 40
          size: 20
          font: "Proggy.ttf"
          embedded-bitmaps: true

    - type: stacking-context
      bounds: [0, 0, 800, 600]
      transform: scale(1, 3)
      transform-origin: [0, 0]
      raster-space: screen
      items:
        - text: "000"
          origin: 20 90
          size: 20
          font: "Proggy.ttf"
          embedded-bitmaps: true

    - type: stacking-context
      bounds: [0, 0, 800, 600]
      transform: scale(3, 1)
      transform-origin: [0, 0]
      raster-space: screen
      items:
        - text: "000"
          origin: 20 330
          size: 20
          font: "Proggy.ttf"
          embedded-bitmaps: true