[2530] AdaptiveImage: control skipping/requiring transformation via OSGi config #2533
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…image types requiring adaptation
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Ensures users can configure which image types are never transformed (currently: svg and gif) and which image types are always transformed (currently: none) via OSGi.
By this, transformation can be easily disabled for other image types, but it is also possible to require the transformation for jpg/jpeg, thus ensuring custom compression settings are used - currently, editors in AEM have to crop jpg images by a single pixel just to deliver them in a compressed way - otherwise, web performance and green web goals are not met.
The default configurations for these settings ensure backward compatibility, as they ensure the system behaves as before.