No WebP support anymore. JPEG XL is superior everywhere

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 galgen -- static images gallery generator
 
 That generator is written on zsh and is aimed only to deal with JPEG XL
 galgen -- static images gallery generator
 
 That generator is written on zsh and is aimed only to deal with JPEG XL

-and WebP image formats solely. JPEG XL is superior to any other format
-both in lossy and lossless modes. WebP just can not be losslessly
-transcoded to JPEG XL, so it is left for backward compatibility.
+image format solely. JPEG XL is superior to any other format both in
+lossy and lossless modes.

 
 

-Just run that script inside the directory with .jxl/.webp files. For
-each file the small preview will be generated in lossy WebP format. Also
+Just run that script inside the directory with .jxl files. For each file
+the small preview will be generated in lossy WebP format. Also

 corresponding HTML file is generated too, containing information about
 the picture and its metadata.
 
 corresponding HTML file is generated too, containing information about
 the picture and its metadata.
 


@@ -27,4 +26,4 @@ them together. If directory contains ".txt"/".html", then it will be
 included on the first page.
 
 Following external utilities are called: djxl, jxlinfo, exiftool,
 included on the first page.
 
 Following external utilities are called: djxl, jxlinfo, exiftool,

-pamtopng, pnmscale, pngcrush, advpng, webpinfo, dwebp, cwebp, parallel.
+pamtopng, pnmscale, pngcrush, advpng, cwebp, parallel.