When saving RGBA to GIF, make use of first transparent palette entry #5859
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Helps #4640
When saving an image as a GIF, the image passes through
_normalize_mode, to convert the image to 1, L or P.When saving a single RGBA image as a GIF, the transparency is currently lost. This PR fixes that by setting the "transparency" key in the
infodictionary to the first transparent palette entry (if you think that might not be very effective, since there could be many different transparent palette entries, remember #5282).