feat: blur placeholders for images#22
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adds a generated manifest (public/data/image-meta.json, 68KB for 289 images) with real dimensions and a 12px blur data uri per r2 image. post images and the gallery use it for placeholder="blur" and correct aspect ratios; drafts fall back to the old fade-in. rerun
pnpm generate:image-metaafter publishing new images — it's incremental and only downloads what's missing.til: next/image inlines blurDataURL into the server html as a css background, so the placeholder is visible on first paint with zero extra requests — that's why it must be a tiny data uri (~200 bytes here) and not a url: a url would defeat the whole point by needing its own round trip.