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Updated doc/api.md for love.graphics.draw() changes

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@@ -90,13 +90,6 @@ Sets the current canvas which all the draw operations will draw to. If the
`image` argument is not set then the canvas is reset to the default canvas `image` argument is not set then the canvas is reset to the default canvas
representing the user's screen. representing the user's screen.
##### love.graphics.getFlip()
Returns true if images are set to be horizontally flipped when drawn
##### love.graphics.setFlip([enable])
Set whether images should be horizontally flipped when draw. If `enable` is not
passed then this is set to false by default.
##### love.graphics.reset() ##### love.graphics.reset()
Resets the font, color, background color, canvas, blend mode and flip mode to Resets the font, color, background color, canvas, blend mode and flip mode to
their defaults. their defaults.
@@ -105,9 +98,10 @@ their defaults.
Clears the screen (or canvas) to the color. If no color argument is given Clears the screen (or canvas) to the color. If no color argument is given
then the background color is used (see `love.graphics.setBackgroundColor()`). then the background color is used (see `love.graphics.setBackgroundColor()`).
##### love.graphics.draw(image [, quad [, x [, y]]]) ##### love.graphics.draw(image [, quad] [, x [, y [, flip]]])
Draws the `image` to the screen at the given `x`, `y` position. If a `quad` Draws the `image` to the screen at the given `x`, `y` position. If a `quad`
argument is provided then the image is clipped to the provided quad when drawn. argument is provided then the image is clipped to the provided quad when drawn.
If `flip` is true then the image is flipped horizontally.
##### love.graphics.point(x, y) ##### love.graphics.point(x, y)
Draws a pixel. Draws a pixel.