if we are reading a cross reference offset which contains a number we assumed it was a stream object. if it's not we now brute-force the entire file looking for an 'xref' token. this should be combined with a search for cross-reference streams and should run when we read neither the numeric token or an 'xref' token but for now this fixes the observed issue.
also adds number of images to the page api to prevent consumers needing to enumerate.
when a marked content region contains an image we load it eagerly since we won't have access to the necessary classes at evaluation time. we also default image colorspace to the active graphics state colorspace if the dictionary doesn't contain a valid entry.
since the properties in marked content may be indirect references or belong to the page resources array, the value should be calculated during content processing. this change tidies up the marked content classes so they do not expose mutable data and uses the pdf token scanner overloads to load dictionary data.
to make the project more useful and expose more usable classes we're rearchitecting in the following way. code used to read fonts from external file formats like truetype, adobe font metrics (afm) and adobe type 1 fonts are moving to a new project which doesn't reference most of the pdf logic. the shared logic is moving to a new flat-structured project called core. this is a sort-of onion type architecture, with core being the... core, fonts being the next layer of the onion, pdfpig itself the next. this will then support additional libraries/projects as outer layers of the onion as well as releasing standalone version of the font library as pdfbox does with fontbox.
support both xobject and inline images. adds unsupported filters so that exceptions are only thrown when accessing lazily evaluated image.bytes property rather than when opening the page.
treat all warnings as errors.
temporary 'safe' untested implementation of seac for type 1 charstrings.
make structure public
bump version of package and project to 0.0.3 (it had accidentally increased to 0.0.5)
