Prepare code for Elixir 1.18

[rNoz]

As mentioned in PR opened by @camelpunch, this PR solves that issue while keeping the same spec as the original intention provided by the code base.

I have been reviewing the specification and other libraries (go, zig and javascript), and keeping the 0x2F (magic byte) is the best way to go, than removing it (approach taken by the mentioned PR).

Then, I have added Elixir 1.18 to the CI Test and Lint jobs (version matrix) and added --warnings-as-errors in mix compile.

Correcting badges (README) and incorporating 3 new github action workflows as a replacement for Travis.

Finally, bumping versions of all dependencies.

58 Tests and 91.5% Code Coverage

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COV    FILE                                        LINES RELEVANT   MISSED
 93.8% lib/ex_image_info.ex                          341       49        3
  0.0% lib/ex_image_info/detector.ex                  10        0        0
100.0% lib/ex_image_info/types/bmp.ex                 26        6        0
100.0% lib/ex_image_info/types/gif.ex                 34        9        0
 88.8% lib/ex_image_info/types/ico.ex                 53       18        2
100.0% lib/ex_image_info/types/jp2.ex                 29        6        0
 78.9% lib/ex_image_info/types/jpeg.ex                63       19        4
100.0% lib/ex_image_info/types/png.ex                 29        6        0
 95.8% lib/ex_image_info/types/pnm.ex                 94       24        1
100.0% lib/ex_image_info/types/psd.ex                 26        6        0
 89.1% lib/ex_image_info/types/tiff.ex               123       37        4
 85.7% lib/ex_image_info/types/webp.ex                90       21        3
[TOTAL]  91.5%

[warmwaffles]

Hah, I was looking at resolving the type errors yesterday. Got sucked into another issue on a different library.

[warmwaffles]

Side note, is committing the generated docs useful anymore? 8 years ago it made sense, but now hexdocs is not going anywhere and regenerating them is fairly simple.

[warmwaffles]

I think you can drop 1.13, it was marked end of life https://endoflife.date/elixir

Edit: Same thing with OTP 24 https://endoflife.date/erlang

[camelpunch]

Looks good. I haven't pored over every detail in this change, but it passes the tests in my PDF generator that uses this as a dependency and eliminates the warnings.

[camelpunch]

See above!