GRAPHICS: Fix incorrect Win cursor mask behavior when a non-white color is masked #4885
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…e and treat any other color with AND mask value 1 as transparent. Fixes incorrect cursor transparency in Riven.
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Currently the cursor loader flags pixels as inverted if the pixel's color index is non-zero.
Per the WDDM spec, a pixel with 1 in the AND field is inverted if the color is white. No behavior is defined for pixels with non-white color, but in practice, the behavior Windows uses is that any other color becomes transparent.
This fixes the cursor loader to reflect that behavior.
Fixes https://bugs.scummvm.org/ticket/14386