Fix wrong pixel channel truncation in binary threshold and truncate threshold

[marco-langer]

Actual behavior

gil::threshold_truncate() and gil::threshold_binary() from gil/image_processing/truncate.hpp employ a hard-coded value of 0 for the channel minimum value and a value of std::numeric_limits<channel_t>::max() for the maximum value. This works only for unsigned integer channel types such as gil::rgb8_pixel_t and gil::gray8_pixel_t, but does not work for signed channel types and also not for floating point types whose value range is limited from 0.0 to 1.0.

Edit: Otsu thresholding also employs std::numeric_limits, which is invalid for scoped channels.

Expected behavior

Correct channel value truncation according to the channel min/max values.

[mloskot]

I may vaguely recall that I agreed with @miralshah365 to begin with support unsigned integer channel types only. There should be at least a static assertion though as a documentation of such limitation.

It would be nice to have this fixed/improved indeed.

[marco-langer]

As far as I see there is currently only one static assert making sure that input and output views are compatible.