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Discussed in SixLabors/ImageSharp#2061
Originally posted by br3aker March 13, 2022
Current jpeg implementation lacks of COM marker support, does it need to support it? Should be easy to implement as this marker is just an array of bytes - itu spec leaves 'interpretation to the application', decoding API shoul