The existing Node.js-specific polyfills depend on the `node-canvas` package, which has unfortunately (repeatedly) shown to cause trouble for many users. We attempted to improve the situation by listing the relevant packages as `optionalDependencies`, but that didn't seem to really fix the problem.
With this patch the library should be able to load in Node.js-environments even if polyfilling fails, and any errors will instead occur during rendering. Obviously this is *not* a proper solution, since it basically moves the problem to another part of the code-base.
However for certain "simpler" use-cases, such as e.g. text-extraction, these changes should hopefully improve general usability of the PDF.js library in Node.js-environments.
*Please note:* For most PDF documents rendering should still work though, since `DOMMatrix` is *currently* only used with Patterns and `Path2D` only with Type3-fonts and Patterns.
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