feat: allow per-format quality settings

[Leon338]

Hey!

I added a feature that lets you pass an object to the quality prop instead of just a single number.

Why?

Different formats handle compression differently. For example, AVIF usually looks great at quality 50, while WebP might need 80 to achieve the same visual fidelity. This update lets us micro-optimize those settings to save bandwidth without hurting the visuals on legacy formats.

Usage

You can now do this:

export default defineNuxtConfig({
  image: {
    format: ["avif", "webp"],
    quality: {
      avif: 50,
      default: 80
    }
  }

It is fully backward compatible. Passing a single number still works exactly like before.

Let me know if you need any changes!

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