Hi, Over at Python Pillow, a user has reported a gap between a regular rendering of a font and a stroked rendering of a font - https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/issues/8697
To visually demonstrate what I mean, a simpler Pillow script creates the following image with Times New Roman.ttf on my macOS 15.2 machine - there is a circle gap around the dot in the ‘I'.  I’ve attached stroke.c for a FreeType-only reproduction, and output.txt to show what I see when I run the script - a simple rendering that shows that the width of the dot in the ‘I’ is smaller in width than the hole created when rendered with stroke.  So, is this ‘gap’ expected behaviour from FreeType? I’d be surprised if was a bug. If it is accepted behaviour, I don’t suppose there is a simple way to stroke text with a filled inside? Thanks.
