⚡ Lossless Image Optimization

[FlipFloop]

While I figure out how to contribute on M1.
ImageOptim was the app used.

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Closes #(issue's index).

Changes proposed in this pull request:

• Use ImageOptim to perform lossless optimization on all images.

Help wanted: (optional, e.g. a request for GUI revamp)

• Build this as I have an M1 chip.

Ping @CosmoMyzrailGorynych

[markmehere]

Works! 🎉 Seems like a good idea. Haven't compiled to see exactly how much this shaves off the builds but I'm happy with it.

[FlipFloop]

@markmehere Probably very little. I think it saved some 10mb lmao.

[CosmoMyzrailGorynych]

How come I approved it twice

[CosmoMyzrailGorynych]

Maybe we will need a build task for this in the future

[FlipFloop]

@CosmoMyzrailGorynych What do you mean? Also I think Github actions can do what this PR did on build.

[CosmoMyzrailGorynych]

That's exactly what I mean.
We use Gitlab CI instead of Github actions.

[FlipFloop]

So @CosmoMyzrailGorynych are you asking me to integrate image processing in the repo through GitLab CI? Also, how come that runs there and not here.
More on this, do we perform minification of Game Assets (Image processing/optimization) when building/exporting a game?

[CosmoMyzrailGorynych]

are you asking me to integrate image processing in the repo through GitLab CI?

It would be great, but I was just thinking out loud before.
For ct.js builds, we have Gitlab CI. Period. GH actions can be added for PRs, regular commits and such, but ct.js' build pipeline stays where it is now.

More on this, do we perform minification of Game Assets (Image processing/optimization) when building/exporting a game?

No, ct.js currently doesn't do it.