Implement TIFF multistrip writing #8317
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The StripOffsets values don't really mean anything without associated image data, so I just did the same thing as when this tag only has one value and added the IFD offset to the values.
StripOffsets is overwritten with correct values when writing TIFF images, so this only matters when writing a non-TIFF image, where StripOffsets doesn't mean anything. The main benefit of this change is that it won't raise an exception now when saving a non-TIFF image with EXIF data copied from a TIFF image that has more than one strip.