* Fix reading of black-and-white (thresholded) TIFF images
I recently updated my local OpenCV version to 3.4.3 and found out that
I could not read my TIFF images related to my project. After debugging I
found out that there has been some static analysis fixes made
that accidentally have broken reading those black-and-white TIFF images.
Commit hash in which reading of mentioned TIFF images has been broken:
cbb1e867e5
Basically the fix is to revert back to the same functionality that has been there before,
when black-and-white images are read bpp (bitspersample) is 1.
Without the case 1: this TiffDecoder::readHeader() function always return false.
* Added type and default error message
* Added stdexcept include
* Use CV_Error instead of throw std::runtime_error
* imgcodecs(test): add TIFF B/W decoding tests
- removed tr1 usage (dropped in C++17)
- moved includes of vector/map/iostream/limits into ts.hpp
- require opencv_test + anonymous namespace (added compile check)
- fixed norm() usage (must be from cvtest::norm for checks) and other conflict functions
- added missing license headers
general:
- all iterative tests have been replaced with parameterized tests
- old-style try..catch tests have been modified to use EXPECT_/ASSERT_ gtest macros
- added temporary files cleanup
- modified MatComparator error message formatting
imgcodecs:
- test_grfmt.cpp split to test_jpg.cpp, test_png.cpp, test_tiff.cpp, etc.
videoio:
- added public HAVE_VIDEO_INPUT, HAVE_VIDEO_OUTPUT definitions to cvconfig.h
- built-in MotionJPEG codec could not be tested on some platforms (read_write test was disabled if ffmpeg is off, encoding/decoding was handled by ffmpeg otherwise).
- image-related tests moved to imgcodecs (Videoio_Image)
- several property get/set tests have been combined into one
- added MotionJPEG test video to opencv_extra
