For internal operations (anything using getAndClearPoints), there's a
pretty good chance that the operation will repeatedly invoke something
like fillPolygon(), meaning that it needs to push "a few" points
and then invoke something that uses those points.

So, we add a slice for containing spare slices of points, and on the
way out of each such function, shove the current imd.points (as used
inside that function) onto a stack, and set imd.points to [0:0] of
the thing it was called with.

Performance goes from 11-13fps to 17-18fps on my test case.