constrain maximum JPEG dimensions

JPEG uses 2 bytes to store width and height, so the maximum dimension
of either is 65,535. libjpeg and derivatives use a maximum dimension
size of 65,500, and that is used by pillow. When creating a jpeg,
clamp the maximum dimmension to 65,000 whether we requested resizing
or not.

image_processing/conversion.py

@@ -12,6 +12,7 @@
 from image_processing import utils
 from image_processing.exceptions import ImageProcessingError
 
+MAX_JPEG_DIMENSION = 65500
 
 class Converter(object):
     """
@@ -50,8 +51,13 @@ def convert_to_jpg(self, input_filepath, output_filepath, resize=None, quality=N
                 self.logger.warning(
                     'Image is RGBA - the alpha channel will be removed from the JPEG derivative image')
                 input_pil = input_pil.convert(mode="RGB")
+            # libjpeg has a maximum dimension of 65,500, which is lower than the actual maximum jpeg dimension of 65,535
+            # JPEG2000 does not have the restriction
+            # if we're not already scaling the jpeg, then clamp the thumbnail to the max supported dimensions
+            if resize is None and MAX_JPEG_DIMENSION <= max(input_pil.size):
+                resize = 1.0
             if resize:
-                thumbnail_size = tuple(int(i * resize) for i in input_pil.size)
+                thumbnail_size = tuple(min(int(i * resize), MAX_JPEG_DIMENSION) for i in input_pil.size)
                 input_pil.thumbnail(thumbnail_size, Image.Resampling.LANCZOS)
             if quality:
                 input_pil.save(output_filepath, "JPEG", quality=quality, icc_profile=icc_profile)