Add support for loading webp images #346
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The test failure appears to be a PyPI incident, https://pypi.org/simple/pyfxr/ is serving 503 and there are elevated CDN errors on https://p.datadoghq.com/sb/7dc8b3250-85dcf667bd?refresh_mode=sliding&from_ts=1744102293213&to_ts=1744105893213&live=true |
This has been supported in pygame and can now be used here, helpfully fixing the tutorial which currently instructs users to right click and "save as" a webp image. I didn't see any reference to the file type the image was loaded from for the test case, so I took the fact that instantiating the Actor didn't crash to mean the webp image loading works (since there's only a webp image with the name "alien_as_webp"). Ref lordmauve#341
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This has been supported in pygame and can now be used here, helpfully fixing the tutorial which currently instructs users to right click and "save as" a webp image.
I didn't see any reference to the file type the image was loaded from for the test case, so I took the fact that instantiating the Actor didn't crash to mean the webp image loading works (since there's only a webp image with the name "alien_as_webp").
Ref #341