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Building proxies for images was always saving them as JPG files. However when input images are floating point (e.g. EXR files), this loses both range and precision, making the resulting proxies not really be useful for anything where you'd be using EXR files. Change this to save float image proxies as EXR instead (FP16 data, lossy DWAA compression). In my quick tests this does result in about 3x-4x larger proxy file size compared to JPG, however at 50% DWAA quality that is still 10-30x smaller than original EXRs would be. Changed proxy image loading to explicitly tell to load metadata. JPGs were always loading it anyway, but EXRs only load when instructed to do so. Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/128835
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