SVG Rendering: Default gradient stop offset to 0 when attribute is omitted - #91
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Omitting offset="0" on a gradient's first <stop> is standard SVG (most export tools do it), but the stop was being silently dropped instead of defaulted, collapsing affected gradients to a flat color.
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When loading SVG files created in Figma I noticed some gradients were missing. The same SVG files opened fine in JUCE and Chrome.
After some investigation I found that omitting offset="0" on a gradient's first stop was being silently dropped instead of defaulted, collapsing affected gradients to a flat colour. This omitting of the offset seems to be standard (or at least supported in all other tests).
This is a small fix sets the stop offset to 0 when the attribute isn't found.