Fix HDR and Alpha issues in screenshots#7294
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Fixes #7292
Fixes #7293
Clamp color values so we don't get undefined behavior from HDR colors in the png writer.
The opengl blend operations can affect the alpha channel in the framebuffer as a side effect so force the alpha channel to 255 before sending it to the png writer. I'm less inclined to mess with the blend function directly because it's unclear what, if anything, modifies the alpha channel intentionally and that has a much larger blast radius.