Fix+Chore: Remove crop directives from community post's images

[Svallinn]

Pull Request Type

• Other

Description

A picture speaks a thousand words.

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• FreeTube version: development (ca08562)

[PikachuEXE]

It works but the code looks strange

Also as additional notes I found an answer about this cropping directives removal
https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/91659/how-to-view-the-full-background-image-of-a-youtube-channel

In case anyone interested (which at least there would be the future version of myself)

[PikachuEXE]

Remove excess ?.

Suggested change

	return imageArrayCopy.at(0)?.url?.replace?.(/-c-fcrop64=[\w,]+/i, '') ?? ''
	return imageArrayCopy.at(0)?.url?.replace(/-c-fcrop64=[\w,]+/i, '') ?? ''

[Svallinn]

It works but the code looks strange

Also as additional notes I found an answer about this cropping directives removal https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/91659/how-to-view-the-full-background-image-of-a-youtube-channel

In case anyone interested (which at least there would be the future version of myself)

Just to clarify, these images have a slightly different link format, they're unamed images.
https://yt3.ggpht.com/s_PAoLivyXmcenxmI5XWWEexj-T9hhCy1OMJLih_Nme2_6hHQDTpvpMEWunuLDreeWCHzBnRVXDy=s715-c-fcrop64=1,64d80000f3d7ffff-nd-v1
You can pretty much remove -c-fcrop64 and everything after it
You can also mess around with the s(\d{3}) portion right behind it (which corresponds to the width you want) to try to get a smaller or bigger image, but I wasn't willing to mess with that, because:

1. There's no way of knowing what the maximum size you can pull is.
   p.e. An image that is originally 450px in width
   s412 -> image with 412px in width
   s700 -> image with 450px in width (since that's the maximum width of the image)

2. I'd probably try to improve the UI a bit based on that, but setting div widths based on unknown image sizes is hella finicky and I'm a noob when it comes to manipulating UIs.

If someone who's more confortable with UIs would like to mess around with that, by all means.

[PikachuEXE]

Tested with https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8ZItosWC34jdsiPjX11CXA again