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set_toc treated the y as relative to a crop box whose origin is (0, 0). PDF destinations are in default user space, so a shifted CropBox offset the round-trip by CropBox.y0. Fixes pymupdf#4484
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set_tocconverted a y value withcropbox.height - y. PDF destinations live in default user space (MediaBox), so when CropBox is shifted the round-trip fromget_tocwas off byCropBox.y0.The conversion now uses
cropbox.y1 - y, which is the same as before when CropBox matches MediaBox.Fixes #4484