Uses the current path as a clipping region. Subsequent Fill() and Stroke() operations will be clipped by this region.
The clipping process is very expensive, as it involves per-triangle clipping on the CPU. It is recommended to minimize
the complexity of both the clipping path and the clipped content. Also avoid nested clipping regions when possible,
as each additional clipping region adds more overhead to the clipping process.
Note that the clipped shapes will not have antialiased edges since the clipping path is applied by doing a per-triangle
clipping process. Use PopClip() to remove the most recently added clipping region.