feat: render archive thumbnails #1194
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Everything checks out on my end, thank you so much for your work on this!
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Summary
Display the first image contained in an archive as the thumbnail.
This functionality already existed for ePubs, so I've expanded it to the known archive file types.
I've left out
.gzfiles since they're not guaranteed to be (tar) archives and could just be random compressed data.Closes #1044
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File used for testing
testFiles.zip
Contains multiple archive types, packed to avoid uploading 14 different files and to get around GitHub's file type limitations.
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