fix: improve handling landscape conteint in portrait PDFs in layout postprocessor - #4047
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Landscape content inside a portrait PDF gets parsed as one image. This makes it so that if VLM is enabled, it gets sent the entire rasterized image instead of the internal images for description even when most of the content is machine readable text.
Tested so that landscape content in a portrait pdf now results in the same output as landscape content in landscape PDF.