Fixed Image.getSize() to properly initialize the memory stream when fetching local files #15609
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Description
Fixed [Image.getSize()] to properly initialize the memory stream when fetching local files, enabling support for , ms-appx://, and ms-appdata:// URI schemes
Type of Change
Why
Added support for local file URI schemes (, ms-appx://, ms-appdata://) by including them in the condition that calls [GetImageStreamAsync()
Resolves #15603
What
This change fixes the Image.getSize() API to properly support local file URIs on Windows.
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Working in playground as expected
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