PDF to PNG with PDFium #408
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This PR replaces the existing pdf.js dependency with PDFium to handle PDF-to-PNG conversion. The switch to PDFium is intended to improve performance and adaptability to electron environment in the conversion process, managing the process in the browser and not in node.js.
However, the PDFium package has a known issue in its package.json configuration, which requires a fix to ensure proper functionality. To address this, a post-installation step has been added using patch-package. This step automatically applies the necessary patch after dependencies are installed, preventing runtime errors caused by the default issue in the PDFium package.