Allow mark styles to reference the max between width and height, instead of using just the height

GeoTools only take into account the height of my dynamic mark and uses this value to scale my dynamic mark to the wished size (MarkStyle2D.java line 82). If I build a mark, lets say an horizontal arrow, where the basic shape size is rectangular, e.g. length 1 and height 0.1, I got an arrow scaled by 10 but it shouldn't be scaled. That is because shapeSize=0.1 and size=1, therefore scale=10 in getTransformedShape.

It would be helpful to change the basic behaviour to max(height, length). That would deliver a better result. Or is there any reason for the implementation. I am not able to change my marks to a quadratic shape, because I could not use it for fill patterns (distance in height would be to large) and to get the right size, I would have to change my geobasis data.

public Shape getTransformedShape(float x, float y, float rotation) {
if (shape != null) {
Rectangle2D bounds = shape.getBounds2D();
>>>>>>>> double shapeSize = Math.max(bounds.getWidth(), bounds.getHeight());
double scale = size / shapeSize;
TransformedShape ts = new TransformedShape();

thanks

Tobias