fix(wayland): normalize shm pixel formats to RGBA in all capture paths#15
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- correct red/blue channel swap when compositor reports `Argb8888` - centralize `wl_shm` 32-bit format conversion in one internal path - align default shm format fallback behavior between single and multi-output capture
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[0.1.6] 2026-03-04
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wl_shm::Argb8888: Fixed red/blue channel swap in screenshots on setups where screencopy reportsArgb8888(e.g. AMD/Hyprland) (thx Windblows2000) by convertingBGRAmemory layout to crate-levelRGBA..Changed
wl_shm→RGBAbyte conversion in a single internal helper and reused it in both single-output and multi-output capture paths to keep behavior consistent.