Breaking changes

API for A.FDA is changed to resemble API of A.HistogramMatching. Now, both transformations expect to receive a list of reference images, a function to read those image, and additional augmentation parameters. (#734)
A.HistogramMatching now usesread_rgb_image as a default read_fn. This function reads an image from the disk as an RGB NumPy array. Previously, the default read_fn was cv2.imread which read an image as a BGR NumPy array. (#734)

New transformations

A.Sequential transform that can apply augmentations in a sequence. This transform is not intended to be a replacement for A.Compose. Instead, it should be used inside A.Compose the same way A.OneOf or A.OneOrOther. For instance, you can combine A.OneOf with A.Sequential to create an augmentation pipeline containing multiple sequences of augmentations and apply one randomly chosen sequence to input data. (#735)

A.ShiftScaleRotate now has two additional optional parameters: shift_limit_x and shift_limit_y. If either of those parameters (or both of them) is set A.ShiftScaleRotate will use the set values to shift images on the respective axis. (#735)
A.ToTensorV2 now supports an additional argument transpose_mask (False by default). If the argument is set to True and an input mask has 3 dimensions, A.ToTensorV2 will transpose dimensions of a mask tensor in addition to transposing dimensions of an image tensor. (#735)

A.FDA now correctly uses coordinates of the center of an image. (#730)
Fixed problems with grayscale images for A.HistogramMatching. (#734)
Fixed a bug that led to an exception when A.load() was called to deserialize a pipeline that contained A.ToTensor or A.ToTensorV2, but those transforms were not imported in the code before the call. (#735)