Support textureCompress() on web, with fallback to ndarray-pixels #1075
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When the
encoderoption is omitted,textureCompress()will now fall back tondarray-pixelsandndarray-lanczos. This change is intended to provide alternatives in a web browser, where Sharp (https://sharp.pixelplumbing.com/) is not currently supported.I'll continue to keep an eye on lovell/sharp#3522, in the hope that it will be possible to install a web-friendly build a Sharp someday.