EXRLoader: Fix channel rule matching.#33216
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Fixed #30775.
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The PR fixes a bug in context of DWA compressed files. DWA channel rules use suffix-based matching e.g. "R" is not only matched to the color channel name "R" but e.g. "Diffuse.R". Meaning what matters is everything after the dot.
EXRLoaderdid not account for that and always compared the full channel name with the rule.With this fix in place, the test image loads as expected without any console warnings.