Move bad image files into own folder#2806
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Would prefer to use libtest-mimic for this, but that can be a followup
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Part of #2802.
This moves all image files that fail to decode (=return an error) into their own folder.
Notes:
ico/Bad_smile-incorrect-image-length.icois invalid. Chrome can read it. Gimp and Windows can't. Firefox decodes it incorrectly.tiff/hpredict_cmyk.tiffisn't invalid. Thetiffcrate just can't read it.