Server image generation performance - #10
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Improve server-side image generation performance by adding logo fetch caching, enabling response caching, and introducing configurable image sizes.
The server-side image generation was slow, especially for 4K images and repeated requests. This PR addresses this by caching external logo fetches for 24 hours, setting Full HD (1920x1080) as the default output size (which is ~4x faster than 4K), and adding HTTP cache headers to allow CDN and browser caching of generated images for up to 24 hours.