[18.0][FIX] web_company_color: integer division in image color extraction#3551
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Issue
Closes #3532
In image_to_rgb() pixel loop uses i / width returning float in Python 3, causing getpixel() to raise TypeError in Pillow >= 10.2.0 because coordinates must be integers. This completely blocks color extraction when a logo is set.
Steps to reproduce
Fix
Replace i / width with i // width so getpixel() receives integer coordinates.
Backward Compatibility
Fully backward compatible; the behavior is identical for valid integer widths and fixes the crash with newer Pillow.