Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the AImageView class by introducing explicit support for image data strides. This allows AImageView to correctly interpret and access pixels from image buffers that may have padding between rows, which is common in various image formats or hardware-aligned memory. The changes include new constructors, updated pixel access logic, and a dedicated test to ensure robustness.

Highlights

• Explicit Stride Support: Introduced a new constructor for AImageView that allows specifying an explicit stride (bytes per row), enabling the view to handle padded or externally aligned image memory.
• Automatic Stride Calculation: Modified the existing AImageView constructor to automatically calculate the stride for tightly packed image data, ensuring backward compatibility and ease of use for common scenarios.
• Pixel Access Logic Update: Updated the get method within AImageView to utilize the newly introduced mStride member, ensuring correct pixel retrieval regardless of whether the image data is tightly packed or has padding.
• Stride Member Variable: Added a mStride member variable to the AImageView class to store the row stride information.
• New Test Case: Added a new test file ImageViewTest.cpp with a test case to verify the correct functionality of the AImageView with explicit stride values.

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