Update Snippet382 to demonstrate PlainImageDataProvider disablement #2910
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Added two additional examples showing how to create images using PlainImageDataProvider—both with a basic provider and with a provider that already has an allocated handle. These examples illustrate how greyed and disabled images are generated in each scenario.
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LGTM, extending the Snippet to show this scenario makes sense here as on windows this will create the OS handles in a different way
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Added two additional examples showing how to create images using PlainImageDataProvider—both with a basic provider and with a provider that already has an allocated handle. These examples illustrate how greyed and disabled images are generated in each scenario.