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fix(test): Exclude transform-api from comparison and add diagnostics

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Changes:
- Exclude gal-transform-api.png from native/WebGL comparison since
  Transform() is dead code in KiCad (never called, has no effect)
- Add verbose diagnostic output showing pixel difference details,
  content bounds, and sample pixels for failing scenarios
- Update README to document that Transform() is dead code in both
  native and WebGL implementations

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@ -83,9 +83,11 @@ This is acceptable because:
- The WebGL port will need its own bitmap rendering implementation anyway
- All other 69 GAL methods are fully tested
### Transform() API (Scenario 27)
### Transform() API (Scenario 27) - EXCLUDED FROM COMPARISON
The Transform() method is documented but not visually tested because it's dead code in KiCad - never called in production. It uses `glMultMatrixd()` which doesn't integrate with the VERTEX_MANAGER shader pipeline.
The Transform() method is **dead code in KiCad** - never called anywhere in the codebase. KiCad uses Rotate(), Translate(), Scale() instead.
In native OPENGL_GAL, Transform() calls `glMultMatrixd()` which modifies GL_MODELVIEW, but VERTEX_MANAGER uses its own independent `m_transform` - so glMultMatrixd has no visible effect on rendered output. The scenario is kept for documentation but excluded from WebGL vs Native comparisons since both implementations are effectively broken (by design).
## Directory Structure