encoder: set default image tensor format to match decoder (RGB)#21
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encoder: set default image tensor format to match decoder (RGB)#21
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This pull request makes a small but important change to how images are handled during encoding. The change explicitly specifies the RGB mode when creating a
PIL.Imagefrom a NumPy array to ensure color consistency between the decoder and encoder.mode='RGB'when creating aPIL.Imagefrom the NumPy array incustom_io_open, ensuring the encoder receives images in the correct color format.