feat(projects): preview image attachments - #143
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Show image/* attachments directly in project detail media lists and open the original asset in a new tab when selected. Preserve download behavior for other attachment types.\n\nServe explicit image preview requests inline with a restrictive content security policy so the existing private media endpoint can provide previews without introducing resized derivatives.
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Project detail attachment lists now show responsive previews for any attachment with an
image/*MIME type, and selecting a preview opens the original full-size asset in a new tab. Non-image attachments keep their existing download behavior.The private media endpoint only honors inline preview requests for image MIME types and serves them under a sandboxed content security policy. This avoids a separate thumbnail pipeline while keeping the download contract unchanged for every other attachment type; the main review focus is the inline-response boundary and the responsive attachment interaction.