feat: add experimental unflatten handler for image processing

[nathanchase]

This pull request introduces a new handler function to the src/handlers/handlers.ts file. The new function, unflatten, is experimental and its API may change in the future.

New handler function added:

• src/handlers/handlers.ts: Added the unflatten handler, which calls the unflatten method on the provided pipe. This feature is marked as experimental.

See https://sharp.pixelplumbing.com/api-operation#unflatten for more information.

[pi0]

Thanks for PR dear @nathanchase. Wondering is it worth to wait for sharp feature to be stable first?

Do you have some more context why it is in experimental state?

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[nathanchase]

Thanks for PR dear @nathanchase. Wondering is it worth to wait for sharp feature to be stable first?

Do you have some more context why it is in experimental state?

I don't have any knowledge of why it's experimental. I just know that I have an immediate use case for it with https://github.com/nuxt/image to make all images with a solid white background become transparent backgrounds. I happened to notice it wasn't wired up to sharp's implementation, so this was just meant as a means of connecting to the unflatten functionality that already exists so that I could use it.

[nathanchase]

For what it's worth, unflatten has been in sharp since April 2023. https://github.com/lovell/sharp/issues/1648#issuecomment-1525238474