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Interop and SMPTE.
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Here was use get_ink_extents() rather than get_pixel_size() to
find out how big the rendered subtitle will be, then use the
x/y values of this extents rectangle to offset the rendering
within the image. This allows the removal of some hacks to make
accents visible.
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rendering differences.
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I'm not sure if this goes far enough - it seems impossible to find all
the font IDs used in a FFmpeg file without scanning it. I don't know
if (for example) SSA-format font IDs make it through to DoM when decoded
by FFmpeg.
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This used to be necessary when subtitles were exported from the same dialogue
as videos.
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