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updating strategies to use for no-upscale

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@@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ These options affect strategy to use when resizing an image into a target image
| `nr, no-ratio, stretch` | Do *not* keep aspect ratio when resizing and using both width & height constraints. Results in stretching the image, if needed, to fit in the resulting box. | | `nr, no-ratio, stretch` | Do *not* keep aspect ratio when resizing and using both width & height constraints. Results in stretching the image, if needed, to fit in the resulting box. |
| `cf, crop-to-fit` | Set together with both `h` and `w` to make the image fit into dimensions, and crop out the rest of the image. | | `cf, crop-to-fit` | Set together with both `h` and `w` to make the image fit into dimensions, and crop out the rest of the image. |
| `ff, fill-to-fit` | Set together with both `h` and `w` to make the image fit into dimensions, and fill the rest using a background color. You can optionally supply a background color as this `ff=00ff00`, or `ff=00ff007f` when using the alpha channel. | | `ff, fill-to-fit` | Set together with both `h` and `w` to make the image fit into dimensions, and fill the rest using a background color. You can optionally supply a background color as this `ff=00ff00`, or `ff=00ff007f` when using the alpha channel. |
| `nu, no-upscale` | Avoid smaller images from being upscaled to larger ones. Combine with `fill-to-fit` to get the smaller image centered on a larger canvas. | | `nu, no-upscale` | Avoid smaller images from being upscaled to larger ones. Combine with `stretch`, `crop-to-fit` or `fill-to-fit` to get the smaller image centered on a larger canvas. The requested dimension for the target image are thereby met. |