Fix is_image attachment attribute to properly reflect whether the attachment is an image #17
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This PR adds the
content_typefield to message attachments stored within MongoDB modmail logs and refactors theis_imagefield to be based off content type instead of width. The previous behavior lead to problems with content such as video which also have a width.content_typeis a direct copy of the information as reported by discord. This will also fix an issue (for newly sent attachments only) in logviewer where videos are broken because it tries to load them as images.I'm not totally sure why the code was done like this in the first place, because discord.py clearly states that it applies to videos, so maybe there's some actual reason behind this that I'm just unaware of?