Added test and format registry entry for JPEG2000 image

[mspalti]

References

• Fixes Missing a canvas dimension test for images that are not processed by ImageIO #8493

Description

This small PR adds an IT for the iiif-canvas-dimensions command-line operation. The IT verifies that the Cantaloupe image server is queried to get the missing image dimensions for JPEG2000 images.

This PR also adds JPEG2000 to the file format registry. JPEG2000 is a common format (at least for large digitization projects with hi-res images). It's fully supported by Cantaloupe and most other image servers. The IIIF integration doesn't work with jp2 when the format is missing from the registry. (Nor does the new test.)

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[tdonohue]

👍 Thanks @mspalti ! This looks good to me. Gave it a quick test as well (to ensure the JP2 format is created successfully) and it is.