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#863 uses a single null object for nulls that were previously implicit. In
certain circumstances this shared null object gets destroyed (i.e changed
to a QPDF_Destroyed object) when a QPDF object is destroyed.
Modify the QPDF destructor so that null objects get disconnected from the
dying QPDF object but not destroyed to prevent this from happening.
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'#' was omitted from the list of chars that need to be escaped.
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Also, move _qpdf_data and to new header filer _qpdf_error to new header
file qpdf-c_impl.hh
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Refactor QPDF_Array
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Code tidy re-throwing of exceptions
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Tune indentations in QPDFWriter::unparseObject
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There are no reasons other than historical to use size_t.
On balance, using map is more efficient. Hold shared pointers to
QPDFObjects rather than QPDFObjectHandles for consistencey with
QPDF_Array.
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Also, add const overload of QPDFObjectHandle::getObj
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Stop using nullptr to represent null objects.
Count null array elements and trigger creation of sparse arrays if null count is
greater than 100.
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Add temporary clone of SparseOHArray to implement non-sparse mode.
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