Since commit a4dee94a Writer no
longer forces drawing objects to be entirely on one page.  However since
there is only one SdrPage for the entire document, a drawing object
dangleing off the bottom of one page will be painted again on the next
page, which is clearly undesirable since Word doesn't do that
(and it also destroys the nice invariant that a fly on page N never
overlaps a fly on page N+1).

So force the SdrPageView code to ignore the drawing object on the next
page, by passing in the area of the page frame so that
ViewObjectContactOfSdrObj::isPrimitiveVisible() can verify that the
anchor position of the SdrObject is actually on the painted page.

This requires passing in another parameter; in the usual case the
DisplayInfo::maRedrawArea already contains the page frame since
commit 8af09bf3, but there are special
cases in SwFrame::Retouch() and SwFlyFrameFormat::MakeGraphic() where
some sub-area is passed in, which cannot be used to check the anchor.

Change-Id: Ia0476216ca41dbdaa3de1063fa18cb94fe2e5ae8