Fix: individual /Resources directory are now properly produced for each document page

[Lucas-C]

This change causes a slight increase of PDF documents, but makes their structure more valid regarding the PDF spec.

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[Lucas-C]

Could you please review this @andersonhc or @gmischler?

Despite the 100+ reference PDF files modified, this PR onlys affects 2 source Python files and is relatively short.

[Lucas-C]

There are some alternative approaches to the one currently used in this PR:

• instead of 3 extra dicts (.fonts_used_per_page_number / .images_used_per_page_number / .graphics_style_names_per_page_number), we could store those informations as properties in PDFPage instances (in FPDF.pages)
• instead of storing this information at all, we could generalize the regex-based approach used in FPDF.drawing_context() and perform those regex-matches in OutputProducer based on the final .contents of pages

[andersonhc]

I will try to make some time for a complete review by tomorrow. For now I am running some tests and it's interesting your PR makes it clear we are letting unused fonts end up in the output document.

An example:

from fpdf import FPDF

pdf = FPDF()
pdf.add_font("NotoSans", "B", "NotoSans-Bold.ttf")
pdf.add_font("NotoSans", "BI", "NotoSans-BoldItalic.ttf")
pdf.add_font("NotoSans", "I", "NotoSans-Italic.ttf")
pdf.add_font("NotoSans", "", "NotoSans-Regular.ttf")

pdf.set_font("NotoSans", "", 12)
pdf.single_resources_object = False

pdf.add_page()
pdf.multi_cell(w=pdf.epw, text="**Text in bold**", markdown=True)

pdf.add_page()
pdf.multi_cell(w=pdf.epw, text="__Text in italic__", markdown=True)

pdf.output("test1.pdf")

The page 1 will have "F1" and "F4" in the resources dictionary, and page 2 will have "F3" and "F4". "F2" is added on the final document and not referenced at all. "F4" is added to the resource list because of set_font() although not used.

I have documents with many fallback fonts and there is a considerable amount of unused font data added to the documents.

Might be something to tackle in a future PR.

[Lucas-C]

The page 1 will have "F1" and "F4" in the resources dictionary, and page 2 will have "F3" and "F4". "F2" is added on the final document and not referenced at all. "F4" is added to the resource list because of set_font() although not used.

I have documents with many fallback fonts and there is a considerable amount of unused font data added to the documents.

Might be something to tackle in a future PR.

I opened issue https://github.com/py-pdf/fpdf2/issues/1382 regarding this.