Fix clamping for different fit than cover and don't clamp SVGs by def… #281
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Fixes nuxt/image#1997
Clamping logic was wrong for fit="contain" (and fill, inside), if you had a 211x40 image, and requested a 173x173 in fit contain, the original image would absolutely have fitted in 173x173 without upscaling and wouldn't have needed clamping but right now it would return 40x40
I also prevent clamping of all svg files by default unless specifically wanted with enlarge=false, the reason is because SVGs can upscale to any size without pixelation issue. And if you have a SVG with a small viewport (eg 8x8) even though it would have rendered fine in 512x512, it would otherwise not be upscaled unless explicit enlarge=true, this is a problem when converting images from svg to another format like webp