Fix ari image not display in editor

[cedric07]

Fix des images ARI qui n'étaient pas affichées dans l'éditeur.

Un oubli a été omis dans la PR : #468

Remarqué dans le cadre d'un projet

Summary by Sourcery

Bug Fixes:

• Ensure ARI images are properly displayed within the editor interface.

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Low Risk
Low risk change limited to the editor bundle: it only adds LazySizes initialization/configuration and should not affect frontend rendering, but could alter how image loading attributes are handled in the editor.

Overview
Fixes missing lazy-loading setup in the Gutenberg editor by importing lazysizes in src/js/editor.js and applying a nativeLoading configuration (setLoadingAttribute: false).

This aligns editor behavior with the frontend bundle (which already loads LazySizes) so lazy-loaded images render correctly while avoiding LazySizes mutating the loading attribute in-editor.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Ensures ARI images are correctly displayed in the editor by adjusting the editor JavaScript logic in src/js/editor.js to handle this specific image type that was previously omitted.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Update editor image handling to properly display ARI images that were previously omitted.	Adjust image rendering/initialization logic to include ARI images in the set of supported image types. Fix conditions or selectors that excluded ARI images from being processed in the editor. Ensure any relevant event handlers or data attributes are applied to ARI images so they render consistently with other images.	src/js/editor.js

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