Marking NobleSprite with animation dirty before drawing

[stiv-iv]

Fixed NobleSprite animation drawing in cases, when Graphics.sprite.getAlwaysRedraw() == false

[netlify]

✅ Deploy Preview for cheery-choux-736619 ready!

Name	Link
🔨 Latest commit	55cc344
🔍 Latest deploy log	https://app.netlify.com/projects/cheery-choux-736619/deploys/6949d3581ed0120008b31a15
😎 Deploy Preview	https://deploy-preview-65--cheery-choux-736619.netlify.app
📱 Preview on mobile	Toggle QR Code... Use your smartphone camera to open QR code link.

---

To edit notification comments on pull requests, go to your Netlify project configuration.

[ericlewis]

I integrated this locally — the sprite-side changes are a real fix (pause()/stop() actually halt the animation now), but I found two issues worth flagging:

1. The Noble.lua reorder breaks drawing from a scene's update(). Moving Graphics.sprite.update() after currentScene:update() means sprite and background rendering paint over anything drawn directly in update() — which is a documented pattern (the Noble.Animation:draw() docs show calling it from a scene's update() method). The sprite-side changes work without this hunk: NobleSprite:update() runs inside Graphics.sprite.update(), and a markDirty() there still takes effect in the same frame's draw pass.

2. Subclasses that override update() lose the dirty-marking. With markDirty() moved from draw() into NobleSprite:update(), a subclass that defines its own update() (also a documented pattern — see the Noble.Animation:setState usage example) shadows it, so under Graphics.sprite.setAlwaysRedraw(false) the animation freezes after one frame. A fallback in draw(), gated on updatesEnabled(), preserves the pause()/stop() fix while keeping overridden update() methods working:

function NobleSprite:draw()
	if (self.animation ~= nil) then
		self.animation:draw()
		if (self:updatesEnabled()) then
			-- Normally NobleSprite:update() marks this sprite dirty each frame.
			-- Also mark it here, in case a subclass has overridden update()
			-- without calling its super method.
			self:markDirty()
		end
	end
end