Update recommended maximum image upload sizes for Strapi Cloud#3318
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This PR updates the recommended maximum image upload sizes on the Strapi Cloud upload size limits page, using re-verified memory-probe measurements taken on Strapi 5.48.1+ (which includes strapi/strapi#26678, avoiding buffering large uploads for MIME detection). The re-measurement raised several large-file ceilings on the 512 MiB budget that backs the Essential column: for Processing on, JPEG 24→26, PNG 8→10, TIFF 16→24, and AVIF 66→92 MP; for Processing off, JPEG 200→224, PNG 20→24, and AVIF 74→96 MP. WebP is unchanged in both modes because its cliff is the full-resolution re-encode, not the file buffer that #26678 addressed. The Pro & Scale AVIF values are raised to match the Essential floor so the smaller plan never appears to allow a larger image than the larger plan, since AVIF is bounded by the 200 MB request cap rather than RAM. TIFF Processing off was not re-measured, so it is set to the same conservative floor as Processing on rather than fabricating a higher figure.
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