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fix: apply EXIF orientation in tools/resize.sh - #107
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sips -Zkeeps the EXIF orientation andjpegtran -copy nonethen drops it, so photos taken with phones end up rotated (e.g. #90, #91, #92).This adds
tools/resize.swift, which resizes with ImageIO and applies the orientation to the pixels, and uses it inresize.shinstead ofsips -Z.resize.ps1now also skips upscaling small images to match.No extra install is needed;
swiftcomes with the Xcode Command Line Tools.