Fix subplot -F modifier bugs (+g, +w, +c, +f)

[Esteban82]

Fixed done with Claude Sonnet 5.

Fixes several issues in gmt subplot begin -F where combining fill, pen, clearance, and layout-fraction modifiers produced incorrect warnings or an incomplete/incorrect canvas fill.

Closes #8744.

Test with:

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# BUG 1 — "+g behaves strange with +w"

gmt begin bug1_w_and_g png
  gmt subplot begin 2x2 -Ff6c+w1p,-+gyellow -R0/10/0/10
    gmt basemap -c
  gmt subplot end
gmt end

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# BUG 2 — "+f must be at the end of -F"

gmt begin bug2_f_ordering png
  gmt subplot begin 2x2 -Ff6c+f3,1/1,2+w1p -R0/10/0/10
    gmt basemap -c
  gmt subplot end
gmt end

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# BUG 3 — "+g doesn't have the same effect with and without +c"

gmt begin bug3_g_with_clearance png
  gmt subplot begin 2x2 -Ff6c+gyellow+c1c+f3,1/1,2 -R0/10/0/10
    gmt basemap -c
  gmt subplot end
gmt end

BUG 1 — "+g behaves strange with +w"

EXPECTED: solid yellow background behind all 4 panels, no visible dividing lines (pen color is "-").
BEFORE THE FIX: the internal plot call used to draw the dividing lines painted an opaque white rectangle over the whole canvas first, hiding the yellow fill completely.

BUG 2 — "+f must be at the end of -F"

EXPECTED: no warning, correct 3:1 / 1:2 asymmetric layout, divider lines drawn with a 1pt pen.
BEFORE THE FIX: GMT printed "2+w1 not a valid number and may not be decoded properly" and the layout fractions came out wrong, because the +f value-parser did not know where its own argument ended and swallowed the following +w1p into the height-fraction list.

BUG 3 — "+g doesn't have the same effect with and without +c"

EXPECTED: yellow background fill visible everywhere, including the 1cm clearance gaps between/around panels.
BEFORE THE FIX: the internal plot call used to reset the origin after applying the clearance also painted an opaque white rectangle over the canvas first, hiding the yellow fill - same root cause as Bug 1, but triggered by +c instead of +w.

[Esteban82]

@Dengda98, could you test it?

[joa-quim]

Look at the code seems good and not very intrusive. @Dengda98 could you test this please?

[Dengda98]

@Esteban82 @joa-quim Sorry for the late reply. I've tested subplot -F with modifier +g, +w, +c, +f (different args, different order), the results looked good as expected. 👍