Cache input_size to make updating faster #506
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By adding caching for
input_size, image files that have previously been processed do not need to be opened at all when a gallery is updated. This improves update speed significantly, especially on slower systems with many image files. I've seen anywhere from a 1.5x to 10x improvement with ~50k images when testing this PR on various systems.