Fix print ignoring user dither/threshold/density settings#25
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The print-settings flyout writes density, dither mode, and threshold to the editor store's printSettings, but print() read them from the separate printer store, which those edits never reach. As a result prints always used the defaults (floyd-steinberg, threshold 128, density 2) regardless of what the user selected. Read density/dither/threshold and paperType from the editor store — the same source the flyout writes to — so prints honor the chosen settings.
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The print-settings flyout writes density, dither mode, and threshold to the editor store's printSettings, but print() read them from the separate printer store, which those edits never reach. As a result prints always used the defaults (floyd-steinberg, threshold 128, density 2) regardless of what the user selected.
Read density/dither/threshold and paperType from the editor store — the same source the flyout writes to — so prints honor the chosen settings.
Also fixes #22.