Kai Pastor

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Moving to this test data pattern: ~~~C++ QTest::addColumn("data"); QTest::addColumn("expected"); { static Ocd::OcdPoint32 ocd_points[] = { // +0, bezier { C(-1109), C(212) }, { C(-1035) | Ocd::OcdPoint32::FlagCtl1, C(302) }, { C(-1008)...

Plan: - [ ] Test behavior-preserving changes - [ ] Adjust test to desired changes of behavior - [ ] Test changes

![Bildschirmfoto vom 2024-06-22 12-21-22](https://github.com/OpenOrienteering/mapper/assets/13567791/63c00861-daf9-48f4-a12a-0e0897afbe48) ... ![Bildschirmfoto vom 2024-06-22 12-23-13](https://github.com/OpenOrienteering/mapper/assets/13567791/18442d90-5559-486f-b963-c251711463fb)

Now proper HTML code according to W3C's validator. I only omitted a language attribute, because it is difficult with mixed completeness of UI/report element translations and symbol set translations.

The alternative features cannot be tested in vcpkg CI. But this is not obvious to users, and vcpkg will be blamed for port bugs. (I understand that this port is...

This PR is stale. https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg/issues/38852 was closed without comment.

I couldn't verify this issue on this particular Windows version. I would guess that either there is something in the user environment (`PATH`) interfering with runtime libraries, or some anti-malware...

The error also points to another particular porting problem: vendored dependencies.

> This pipeline run failure seems to be due to internal reasons, how to retrigger it? ~~~ git commit --allow-empty -m CI git push ~~~

(Noticed while updating the vcpkg port.)