Edited iPhone screenshots are not grouped properly

When importing an iPhone screenshot consisting of IMG_1234.PNG, IMG_1234.AAE, and IMG_E1234.jpeg, osxphotos decides that the AAE file is not an Apple Photos file and ungroups the files. The root cause is that the screenshot editor sets the AAE file's "adjustmentFormatIdentifier" to "ScreenshotServices".

Here is an example: IMG_6743.zip

@all-contributors please add @arthurward for bug

@RhetTbull

I've put up a pull request to add @arthurward! 🎉

Thanks for the test data. Will work to get this incorporated when I have time. This should be an easy fix. The check for import is done in a single function that can be modified:

osxphotos/osxphotos/image_file_utils.py

Lines 118 to 123 in 23e3c99

    
           def is_apple_photos_aae_file(filepath: str | os.PathLike) -> bool: 
        
               """Return True if filepath is an AAE file containing Apple Photos adjustments; returns False is file contains adjustments for an external editor""" 
        
               if plist := load_aae_file(filepath): 
        
                   if plist.get("adjustmentFormatIdentifier") == "com.apple.photo": 
        
                       return True 
        
               return False

	def is_apple_photos_aae_file(filepath: str \| os.PathLike) -> bool:
	"""Return True if filepath is an AAE file containing Apple Photos adjustments; returns False is file contains adjustments for an external editor"""
	if plist := load_aae_file(filepath):
	if plist.get("adjustmentFormatIdentifier") == "com.apple.photo":
	return True
	return False