Remove [0,1] clamping from ICC transforms #2224
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Addressing the issue #1915
Currently the clamping is removed ONLY when pure-gamma TRCs are used ('curv' and type 0 parametric 'para' curves). In this case mirroring around origin is used for the negative values.
Other parametric curves are currently implemented as 1DLuts in OCIO, thus parametric curves of type 1-4 along with LUT-based TRCs will still clamp the values per ICC spec.
If need arises, in a later wave we can either convert 'para' curve LUTs to half-domain ones or try to implement them with more complex ops (such as exponent with linear).