Drop code under *undefined* HAVE_TIFF
(violates several policies, like a way to turn off tiff support)

Previously, only file-based encoding and decoding were supported with
the libtiff library, leading to the possible use of temporary files.

This fixes issue #8483.

Previously, the return value of fwrite and fclose were not properly
checked, leading to possible silent truncation of the data if writing
failed, e.g. due to lack of disk space.

Fixes issue #9251.

autorotate in-memory jpegs (#8492)

* autorotate in-memory jpegs

* correct indentation (4 spaces)

* imgcodecs: don't apply EXIF rotation for unloaded images

* videoio: don't try to rotate MJPEG stream

* imgcodecs: ByteStreamBuffer::seekoff support all seek "dir"

* imgcodecs: fix condition: "off == egptr() - eback()" is valid offset

 ExifReader::getExif may enter infinite loop with jpeg image which have no EOI.
For example, bytesToSkip may be set to 0 and fseek seems like fseek(f, -2 , SEEK_CUR) for image that end with RST7(FF D7) instead of EOI.

In cases where the signaure string contains a terminating character,
the std::string member function size returns a smaller value than the
allocated string. In these cases, if you then try to use substr,
you will get an out_of_range exception. This patch remedies the problem.

This patch implements the PAM image format as defined at:
http://netpbm.sourceforge.net/doc/pam.html

The PAM format provides a generic means for storing 2 dimensional information.
This is useful for opencv since there are cases where data gets translated into
non standardized formats, which makes it difficult to store and load this information.

Returning to Win2k value is possible via this CMake option:

    cmake -DOPENCV_EXTRA_FLAGS="/D_WIN32_WINNT=0x0500" ...

UIImages with alpha were ending up with garbage pixels in background (random memory values).  Need to initialize matrix pixels before drawing UIImage with alpha on it.

Note: didn’t fix Grayscale image with alpha stripping alpha in UIImage -> Mat conversion.

The TiffDecoder keeps an open file handle.
As a consequence the file cannot be removed
before the TiffDecoder closes the file.

- fixed width and height order
- removed unused methods
- simplified signature matching
- rewrote pixel format matching in more compact form
- added dimensions number check (only 2 is allowed)
- added target buffer size check
- added debug messages in all failing points