Why does loading a PNG image format icon cause an Out of system resources exception?

I have a specific icon file that consists of compressed PNG images, and when I try to load it and add it to it TImageList, an exception is thrown Out of system resources.

The icon file is here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/toll6jhlwv3cpq0/icon.ico?m

Here is the code that works with the regular icon type, but not with PNG image images:

procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
  Icon: TIcon;
begin
  try
    Icon := TIcon.Create;
    Icon.LoadFromFile('icon.ico');
    ImageList1.AddIcon(Icon);
    Caption := IntToStr(ImageList1.Count);
  finally
    Icon.Free;
  end;
end;

Why is the PNG image icon format not loading with an exception Out of system resources? How to add this kind of icon to the image list?

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uses
  PNGImage;

type
  TIconDirEntry = packed record
    bWidth: Byte;           // image width, in pixels
    bHeight: Byte;          // image height, in pixels
    bColorCount: Byte;      // number of colors in the image (0 if >= 8bpp)
    bReserved: Byte;        // reserved (must be 0)
    wPlanes: Word;          // color planes
    wBitCount: Word;        // bits per pixel
    dwBytesInRes: DWORD;    // image data size
    dwImageOffset: DWORD;   // image data offset
  end;

  TIconDir = packed record
    idReserved: Word;       // reserved (must be 0)
    idType: Word;           // resource type (1 for icons)
    idCount: Word;          // image count
    idEntries: array[0..255] of TIconDirEntry;
  end;
  PIconDir = ^TIconDir;

function ImageListAddIconEx(AImageList: TCustomImageList;
  AIconStream: TMemoryStream): Integer;
var
  I: Integer;
  Data: PByte;
  Icon: TIcon;
  IconHeader: PIconDir;
  Bitmap: TBitmap;
  PNGImage: TPNGImage;
  PNGStream: TMemoryStream;
const
  PNGSignature: array[0..7] of Byte = ($89, $50, $4E, $47, $0D, $0A, $1A, $0A);
begin
  // initialize result to -1
  Result := -1;
  // point to the icon header
  IconHeader := AIconStream.Memory;
  // iterate all the icons in the icon file
  for I := 0 to IconHeader.idCount - 1 do
  begin
    // if the icon dimensions matches to the image list, then...
    if (IconHeader.idEntries[I].bWidth = AImageList.Width) and
      (IconHeader.idEntries[I].bHeight = AImageList.Height) then
    begin
      // point to the stream beginning
      Data := AIconStream.Memory;
      // point with the Data pointer to the current icon image data
      Inc(Data, IconHeader.idEntries[I].dwImageOffset);
      // check if the first 8 bytes are PNG image signature; if so, then...
      if CompareMem(Data, @PNGSignature[0], 8) then
      begin
        Bitmap := TBitmap.Create;
        try
          PNGImage := TPNGImage.Create;
          try
            PNGStream := TMemoryStream.Create;
            try
              // set the icon stream position to the current icon data offset
              AIconStream.Position := IconHeader.idEntries[I].dwImageOffset;
              // copy the whole PNG image from icon data to a temporary stream
              PNGStream.CopyFrom(AIconStream,
                IconHeader.idEntries[I].dwBytesInRes);
              // reset the temporary stream position to the beginning
              PNGStream.Position := 0;
              // load the temporary stream data to a temporary TPNGImage object
              PNGImage.LoadFromStream(PNGStream);
            finally
              PNGStream.Free;
            end;
            // assign temporary TPNGImage object to a temporary TBitmap object
            Bitmap.Assign(PNGImage);
          finally
            PNGImage.Free;
          end;
          // to properly add the bitmap to the image list set the AlphaFormat
          // to afIgnored, see e.g. http://stackoverflow.com/a/4618630/960757
          // if you don't have TBitmap.AlphaFormat property available, simply
          // comment out the following line
          Bitmap.AlphaFormat := afIgnored;
          // and finally add the temporary TBitmap object to the image list
          Result := AImageList.Add(Bitmap, nil);
        finally
          Bitmap.Free;
        end;
      end
      // the icon is not PNG type icon, so load it to a TIcon object
      else
      begin
        // reset the position of the input stream
        AIconStream.Position := 0;
        // load the icon and add it to the image list in a common way
        Icon := TIcon.Create;
        try
          Icon.LoadFromStream(AIconStream);
          Result := AImageList.AddIcon(Icon);
        finally
          Icon.Free;
        end;
      end;
      // break the loop to exit the function
      Break;
    end;
  end;
end;

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procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
  Index: Integer;
  Stream: TMemoryStream;
begin
  Stream := TMemoryStream.Create;
  try
    Stream.LoadFromFile('d:\Icon.ico');
    Index := ImageListAddIconEx(ImageList1, Stream);
    if (Index <> -1) then
      ImageList1.Draw(Canvas, 8, 8, Index);
  finally
    Stream.Free;
  end;
end;

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