Shrink image used for tint tests to speed them up#5773
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Thanks for the quick fix! Love the comically tiny version of that image.
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Resolves #5772
Changes:
I shrunk the image used for tint testing to 25x25 instead of 225x225 to do approximately 1% the number of checks as before. It still tests a few different colors, some of which are fully or partially transparent.
npm run lintpasses