## Description
When importing a folder, I am getting this error on each image:
```
cmd: "'/tmp/.mount_ente-xHvuBzN/resources/image-magick' -auto-orient -define 'jpeg:size=1440x1440' 'IMG_9694.heic' -thumbnail '720x720>' -unsharp '0x.5' -quality 70 '/tmp/ente/E6YH91g3T3-thumb.jpeg'",
stdout: '',
stderr: "magick: no images found for operation `-auto-orient' at CLI arg 1 @ error/operation.c/CLIOption/5432.\n"
```
## Tests
This is UNTESTED because I don't have a build env ready, however it
seems like this error is coming out because we pass the input file after
specifying some modifier flag that applies to it, and we should put the
input before.
* Also includes an unrelated change to update the support email.
* See corresponding commit messages for more details about why specific
bits of code were removed.
I'm not sure how it is happening, but both ffmpeg-static and onnx get to their
correct path without this configuration. the paths it gets to is also slightly
different, so it seems that this snippet does not have any effect (at best):
ente.app/Contents/Resources/app.asar.unpacked/node_modules
This migration path was in the last release v1.6.63, and it has now been out
there for a couple of months so apart from some outliers the migration should've
already happened. Even for the outliers, this will increase their cache size but
won't have a functional impact.
Cleaning this code now to reduce the amount that needs to be changed to support
a contextBridge aware cache.
The desktop app in its current state does not function. More PRs will
come, but I wanted to keep this branch in sync with main instead of
continually rebasing it. Now that the photos app has been deployed, it
is a good idea to merge these changes.
Have paid extra attention to ensure that the diff for the web changes is
correct and does not introduce bugs.
We now bundle the renderer code within the app. So a load-fail indicates
something really wrong, not something we can deal with upfront (the code wasn't
probably even working - e.g. it was assigning to a function parameter
mainWindow, not the actual global var behind it).
